Recently, I jumped at the chance to read and review Don Miller's newest book, A Million Miles in a Thousand Years, through Thomas Nelson's Book Review Blogger program.
Becoming the Answer To Our Prayers: Prayer For Ordinary Radicals is a recent book from Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, both of whom are part of new monasticism.
I have recently finished A People's History of Christianity, and want to share my thoughts on it.
There is a great program for bloggers through The Ooze called TheOOZE Viral Bloggers, through which bloggers can review books.
A few years ago, during the process of earning a PhD, Steve Taylor wrote The Out of Bounds Church? to show the ways the church was and is changing.
Several years ago, a great friend of mine introduced me to 24-7 Prayer International when the organization was just a couple of years old.
So I hope you had a good Easter season. I interestingly spent the Lenten season this year reading Surprised by Hope by N.
I hope you've had a wonderful St. Patrick's Day. In the last couple of years, I've gotten to know people with a strong interest in Celtic spirituality, and have learned some wonderful things.
When Amazon's Kindle first came out, I wasn't impressed. I thought it would certainly be annoying to read normal length books on screens.
I read a decent number of books in 2008, and I wanted to draw attention to some of them.
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