Yesterday I reviewed Kent Dunnington’s book Addiction and Virtue: Beyond the Models of Disease and Choice. Today he was kind enough to answer 7 questions about his book and his soul. 1. What motivated you to write this book? Three… Continue Reading
“I can’t stop” The young man in my office was broken by his continuing lapses into the darkness of pornography. He truly wanted to stop, at least it seemed. He hated pornography. But he kept going through seasons of “feast”… Continue Reading
While God calls Christians to proclaim his truth in a variety of ways and situations—some of which are unavoidably confrontational—we can learn from Tolkien that sometimes a mere story can change people’s lives. Thus ends Mark Horne’s biography of J.R.R.… Continue Reading
A couple weeks ago I had the opportunity to read and review Mike McKinley’s new book, “Am I Really a Christian?”. I noted that McKinley does a phenomenal job of “walking the fine line between easy-believism and morbid introspection. He… Continue Reading