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David Horsager asserts, “Trust, not money, is the currency of business and life.” Horsager writes in an engaging manner revealing how “trust has become the world’s most precious resource” (p. 2). He points out that trust is not simply a… Continue Reading →
There seems to be a incessant fascination showing how world events intersect with the teaching of the Bible. The Holy Land Key: Unlocking End-Times Prophecy Through the Lives of God’s People in Israel by Ray Bentley reveals how the Bible provides… Continue Reading →
Sheryl Sandberg is the COO of Facebook and the relates lessons of life and leadership in her best seller Lean In. She points out how stereotypes are holding women back from senior leadership positions in the world. She affirms that “This… Continue Reading →
How God Makes Men by Patrick Morley looks at the lives of ten Biblical heroes to examine how God developed their character. This book is filled with practical wisdom how you can develop those same strong character traits in your life…. Continue Reading →
The Knowledge of the Holy by A.W. Tozer is a cogent treatise on the majesty of God. As you read this book you are filled with awe concerning God’s greatness as well as provided with practical applications for daily living…. Continue Reading →
Crash the Chatterbox: Hearing God’s Voice Above All Others by Steven Furtick challenges the readers to confront the thoughts and lies in our lives that are contrary to the Word of God. Writing with candor and vulnerability, Furtick illustrates how… Continue Reading →
The Power of a Half Hour by Tommy Barnett is a practical book on maximizing your productivity in thirty minute increments. Tommy Barnett is the senior pastor of Phoenix First Assembly of God who shares principles from his experience in ministry. The… Continue Reading →
DiscipleShift: Five Steps That Help Your Church to Make Disciples Who Make Disciples by Jim Putman, Bobby Harrington and Robert Coleman is an excellent resource for any church that is serious about fulfilling the great commission. The authors are experienced disciple… Continue Reading →
Over thirty years ago I started my seminary studies at Columbia International University. Many of my fellow students said, “Make sure you take courses from Dr. Burchett.” I asked, “Which one?” They said, “It doesn’t matter, just sign up for… Continue Reading →
Here it is men – a straightforward guide to the inner lives of women. I must confess as I read that claim I thought of the apocryphal story of the man who found a magic lamp and was granted only one… Continue Reading →
The Thing in the Bushes: Turning Organizational Blind Spots into Competitive Advantage is “a metaphor to describe the unidentified and often-denied problem that prevents an organization from achieving its goals” (p. 9). How does one confront “the thing in the bushes”? The… Continue Reading →
Life Together is an inspiring description of Christians experiencing fellowship with one another in a small group. Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s wrote this book describing the life and community of his underground seminary during the Nazi era of Germany. This pithy book… Continue Reading →
Moving Forward provides practical steps for forgiving yourself and breaking free from the past. The author, Everett Worthington Jr., is a researcher in the field of forgiveness. Worthington has experienced the need for forgiveness in his life as his mother was beaten… Continue Reading →
Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom describes a soul friend and it was recommended by a good soul friend of mine. The book presents a view of spirituality incorporating aspects of Christianity and traditional Celtic spirituality. Anam Cara is Gaelic… Continue Reading →
Humble Orthodoxy: Holding the truth high without putting people down by Joshua Harris effectively navigates the challenge of presenting biblical truth with a loving and humble spirit. He describes “humble orthodoxy” as follows: “we must care deeply about truth, and… Continue Reading →
