The Deconstruction of Christianity | A Book Review (sort of)

In my early twenties, I was told I couldn’t defend what I believed. My faith was challenged. I was asked some difficult questions. My defensive response was proof that this person was right. I couldn’t correctly defend my Christian beliefs. I could barely define certain core principles of my faith. One of the reasons was

Finding Loneliness and Hope in Another Gospel?

  While reading Alisa Childers’ book, Another Gospel? A Lifelong Christian Seeks Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity I had a Jerry Maguire ‘you-had-me-at-hello’ moment in the first chapter. “Maybe you’re a Christian who feels alone in your beliefs,” she wrote. I wanted to raise my hand high as if I were a student in

Book Review: Hard Sayings

Book: Hard Sayings: Reconciling the Cost of Discipleship and the American Dream Author: Joshua West Publisher: Ambassador International     There’s been a lot of conversation about the need for revival in our world—especially in America. But perhaps, we need to reevaluate our church methods and preaching before God can issue in a revival? Joshua

Book Review: No Limits

Book: No Limits: Embracing the Miraculous   Author: Donna Sparks Publisher: Bridge-Logos   Does God still perform miracles today? My friend Donna Sparks answers this question in her new book, No Limits: Embracing the Miraculous. It is an uplifting narrative to encourage Christians that the same God— of the miraculous signs and wonders of Scripture—