Posted in August 2009

Autism’s Hidden Blessings by Kelly Langston (review)

I had opened the package, reached in to pull out my ordered book and was, naturally, greeted with an abundance of catalogs, postcards inviting me to this or that and a short invoice.  Normally all but my ordered materials goes straight into the trash without a second thought.  For some reason (that’s theologese for God … Continue reading »

Love Has a Face by Michele Perry (book review)

Love Has a Face: Mascara, a Machete and One Woman’s Miraculous Journey with Jesus in Sudan.  The title had caught my eye, as well as, the compelling picture on the cover: Michele Perry surrounded by Sudanese children.  Perry takes the reader into the world of her missionary efforts in the Sudan and surrounding territories.  Her … Continue reading »

Human Cloning: Right or Wrong? (yours for a penny!)

Eryl Davies writes a terrific booklet handling the social issue of Human Cloning.  With the supersonic advances of technology, where is the church to stand on the issue of cloning?  What does God’s Word have to say about it?  What about the issue of therapeutic cloning?  What are the motives behind the organizations that promote … Continue reading »

Trusting God by Jerry Bridges (book review)

The full title of Bridges’ book is Trusting God: Even When Life Hurts. It is Providential that I “happened” to be reviewing this work at this current point in life.  Today I sat with a neurosurgeon and scheduled major back surgery to address a “pars fracture” in my lower spine.  I have been encouraged by … Continue reading »

Is God in control?

Our church was broken into last evening.  Wasn’t God watching out for us?  I mean, we are the ones doing His work…why doesn’t He “have our backs”?  Why the unnecessary difficulty in our lives?  We’re trying to be good, doing the best we can…and this is how He rewards us?  If He is in control, … Continue reading »