Walking The Bible was published in 2001. It was written by Bruce Feiler, a man who was trying to understand his Jewish roots by traveling through the lands of the Old Testament. (The Jews call the first 5 books of the Old Testament, The Torah.) Feiler walks in the very...
This book is appropriately named. Pete Greig, the author, talks about prayer in everyday language, using stories from his own life and stories from Christianity’s heroes such as Corrie ten Boom, Dwight L. Moody and George Mueller. I love the question Corrie ten Boom posed about prayer, “Is prayer your steering wheel or your spare...
My bookshelf: Another Gospel? Another Gospel? was written by Alisa Childers. For those of us who have been around the block a couple of times, she was a member of the pop Christian band, ZoeGirl. Alisa began to doubt Christianity after a progressive pastor began to revise the authority of...
My Bookshelf: Experiencing God Experiencing God was written by Henry Blackaby and Claude King. Published in 1994, the book seeks to impress upon its readers that God is still out there and we moderns can still experience Him. Because God is multi-faceted, He can be experienced in multiple ways. To...