Category Archives: Reviews
Influencing Powerful People
Influencing Powerful People: engage and command the attention of the decision makers to get what you need to succeed Dirk Schlimm McGraw-Hill, 2011 ISBN: 978-0-07-175286-2 Most books I’ve read in the field of leadership seem directed at leaders and those … Continue reading
Learning from those with whom we disagree
Eugene Peterson is probably best known for The Message, his contemporary language version of the Bible. And while I would never make it my main Bible for study and ministry, it does present the message of Scripture in a fresh and … Continue reading
The global church is influencing how we discuss theology
Theology in the context of World Christianity: how the global church is influencing the way we think about and discuss theology [Timothy C. Tennent, Zondervan, 2007] is one of those books I think every Christian ought to read, but especially those … Continue reading
What Christians can learn from Muslims
Between Allah & Jesus: What Christians Can Learn From Muslims Peter Kreeft IVP Books, 2010 ISBN: 978-0-8308-3746-5 Peter J. Kreeft, professor of philosophy at Boston College has attempted to give Islam a fair hearing before Christians by means of fictional … Continue reading
Exploring some really big questions
This article first appeared in ChristianWeek on July 9, 2010. __________ Does the universe have a purpose? Will money solve Africa’s development problems? Does science make belief in God obsolete? Does the free market corrode moral character? Does evolution explain … Continue reading
