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
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
A couple of months ago I had the pleasure to read and review an interesting children’s book written by William Boekestein: Faithfulness Under Fire. I was intrigued by the concept and thought it would be fun and beneficial to interview… Continue Reading
Stephen Altrogge has written a helpful book on contentment entitled The Greener Grass Conspiracy. (I plan on reviewing this book on Friday). You will certainly want to buy a copy. You also will want to check out Stephen’s blog, The… Continue Reading