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Book Review: Bad Guys #18 - Look Who’s Talking by Aaron Blabey
9/10 The One is now whole, but the One isn’t who we thought. Now, the One weaves together the threads of the story for Mr. Wolf as they build up to the final battle. There is so much to learn, so much that needs to be shared, and a pause in time is just what Mr. Wolf needs. From going back in time to gaining superpowers then losing them, everything has woven together to the moment between Mr.…
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Book Review: Patience - Waiting with Hope by Megan Hill
8/10 Patience is a virtue, but man is it hard to be patient. Sometimes we feel as if we’re missing everything while we wait on God, but what if the waiting in itself is important? This devotional looks closely at patience, as displayed in the Bible by those well-known individuals like Jesus, Paul, and Abraham. Patience and endurance are very much needed in today’s world, and if you want to learn…
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Book Review: Revenge of the Redhead by Kristina Adams
10/10 I’ve enjoyed Kristina’s writing for awhile now. I first found her through the Hollywood Gossip novels and the ups and downs of Jack and Tate’s journey. Now I am keeping up with the Afterlife Calls novels as they come out, and the splash of paranormal adds a nice twist to her usual narrative style. In fiction, Kristina’s style is very character-rich, focusing on their growth and change as…
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Book Review: Man, Myth, Messiah by Rice Broocks
8/10 Many different religions look at Jesus and claim he was a great man, a good example, or a mythological figure. But Christianity claims that he is more than that. Who is right? Was Jesus just a man but a good teacher? Is he a mythological figure who never even existed? Or is he the promised Messiah, Lord of all creation? The answer is an important one because it determines how a person lives…
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Book Review: Miss Julia #3 - Miss Julia Throws a Wedding by Ann B. Ross
8/10 Miss Julia is determined that her friends á only and Coleman finally tie the knot, especially with a baby on the way. But Binky is stubborn and fights at every turn. Meanwhile, something strange is happening at the church across the streets. People seem to notice something special, and they are crowding the streets just to look at it. Miss Julia doesn’t care about anything except for…
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Book Review: Doubt - Trusting God’s Promises by Elyse Fitzpatrick
9/10 Doubt is a common experience, and yet many people say that if you doubt, you’re not a Christian. But doubt is a part of the human experience in a fallen world. This devotional builds up the reader by showing that doubt was everywhere in the Bible, yet that didn’t stop God from choosing those people for His purposes, and it also explores God’s promises to His people. If you struggle with…
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Book Review: Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson
9/10 Sometimes life is good, and sometimes you just need a smidge of dark humor to get through your day. This is far more than a smidge, but hey, you can’t overdose on literature, can you? With a dark, twisted sense of humor, the author Jenny Lawson explores how she embraces life (amongst other things, like taxidermied raccoons) even with all of her problems. If you’re struggling to see through…
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Book Review: The Bad Guys #17 - Let the Games Begin! by Aaron Blabey
8/10 It’s time to finally meet Dark Lord Splaarghon, and ooh boy is he just as bad as we thought! Our remaining heroes are forced to play his games, and in doing so, they must face their own allies turned enemies, led by Mr. Snake. If only the Others can finally get there, the One is sure to be able to handle everything. Everything is coming down to the wire, and things can’t get any more crazy!…
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Book Review: The Mystery Series #1 - The Mystery of Smugglers Cove by Paul Moxham
8/10 Over the summer holidays, three children make a friend in Smugglers Cove, and what follows is the start of a series of wonderful adventures. In this first book, there are secret meetings, kidnapping, and a harrowing chase, and it makes a wonderful introduction to this world. I want to know more about these children and can’t wait to see what else the series has to offer. If you’re looking…
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Book Review: A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis
7/10 In this short book, C.S. Lewis explores his experience of grief over losing his wife. It’s a raw look at the way that grief can overwhelm a person and cause even the stoutest Christian to doubt. Though every person will experience grief differently, it is nice to know that God can and will lead His people through everything, including grief. Recommended for those who are grieving and…
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Book Review: Sunset Ridge Mysteries #2 - The Type-A Guide to Dinner Parties by Elizabeth Spann Craig
9/10 After solving a harrowing murder mystery soon after moving in, Samantha Prescott took some time to just breathe. Now she wants to slowly start getting back into things, and what better way than to throw a dinner party! Everything starts off on the wrong foot when one of her guests gets belligerent and starts insulting everybody else. But it gets even worse when that same guest ends up dead.…
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Book Review: God and the Gay Christian? by R. Albert Mohler
7/10 The arguments for LGBT+ issues to be not only overlooked but outright accepted by those who teach or believe the Bible are growing louder as time passes. Christians need a solid defense to compete with books like God and the Gay Christian by Matthew Vines, and this commentary offers a good starting point. If you have questions about the original book or about how to respond to the emotional…
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Book Review: Chronic Illness, Walking by Faith
8/10 As somebody who struggles with an undiagnosed mystery illness that can take me out for weeks at a time, I’ve been struggling with how to live in a way that pleases God. This devotional helped to take some of the pressure off of feeling like I have to ‘do’ to be approved. If you’re struggling through an illness, known or unknown, this devotional will encourage you to trust in God and His…
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Book Review: The Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness by Timothy Keller
8/10 In this short book, Keller explores Paul and his unique way of seeing himself by focusing on 1 Corinthians. Talking about self-esteem, both high and low, the author explains how there is a third option: to forget the self entirely, as Paul learned to do. In a world where self-esteem is seen as the solution to every problem, Keller takes the time to show that once again, the Bible offers…
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Book Review: The Case for a Creator by Lee Strobel
10/10 Science has divorced itself from its roots and now insists that the natural is all there is. In today’s circles, there are many who think that there is no reason to believe in a creator. Lee Strobel takes on a new topic to explore as he interviews experts in various fields to discover if there is in fact a case for a creator. His hard-hitting, no-nonsense style is great, exploring the hard…
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Book Review: The Search for God by C.S. Lewis
8/10 A collection of essays written by C.S. Lewis at various points in his life is a small collection, but theologically it is quite dense. I’ve always enjoyed Lewis’s writing style, and his communication is especially clear in his essays, which are easy to follow. If you want a few bites of theology, this book is a good one to pick up. The depth and variety of topics covered in this book are a…
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Book Review: Gay Girl, Good God: The Story of Who I Was and Who God Has Always Been by Jackie Hill Perry
10/10 The Lord’s grace is big enough to cover every sin, and Jackie Hill Perry tells her story to prove this is true. Her story is a tale that showcases God’s glory and grace for all sinners, and I love the way Jackie tells her story. I can sense her devotion to God, and I’m grateful to have heard her story. No spoilers here, if you want the story, you’ll have to read it. But I cannot recommend…
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