Three benefits of writing bite-sized reviews
I used to write a TON of long books reviews. By that, I mean, I wrote at least one a […]
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The Story of Everything
There’s a secret that everyone is looking forâeveryone from scientists and cabbies, name-it-and-claim-it gurus and school teachers, and even homeschooling stay-at-home
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The Biggest Story
“Can we read some more?” These five words are music to a parent’s ears (or at least this parent’s). When
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Onward
In some ways, there has never been a scarier time to be a Christian in the West than right now.
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Experiencing the Trinity
When most people hear “Trinity,” they think to Carrie Ann Moss’ character in the Matrix movies. When many (most?) Christians hear “Trinity,” they think
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You and Me Forever
If you’ve read more than one or two Christian marriage books, you may have noticed they tend to follow a
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Delighting in the Law of the Lord
“The law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul” (Psalm 19:7). David wrote those words to describe the first five books
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Taking God at His Word by Kevin DeYoung
The Bible is the most importantâand most controversialâbooks ever written. Its message of world destroyed by human sinfulness and redeemed
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The Social Church by Justin Wise
The first time I heard Justin Wise speak on social media I was impressed. It was the first sessionâactually the
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Captivated by Thabiti Anyabwile
About a year ago, I bought a new laptop, and the first time I turned it on it was magical.
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