In the forward to The Biblical Counseling Guide for Women, Martha Peace says, “John and Janie Street have made it abundantly clear that there is great hope no matter the kinds of problems women struggle with. They have laid out clear, biblical plans of action for issues women face today.” (pg. 9) I honestly could not say it any better. …
Book Review: So Much More
“God has given principles for all people to live by. Christians are supposed to know exactly what these principles are and live by them, setting the example and upholding the standard. Yet Christians can be some of the most careless and ungrateful and forgetful people. We Christians can be responsible for leading the culture either away from God’s design or …
A Disastrous Failure of Evangelical Discernment
This morning, I read Al Mohler’s newest article. Then I immediately posted a link to it on Twitter – which, I was surprised to discover, lost me a few followers!! On to Facebook – where it may have caused a few to “unfriend” me, I don’t know. Let’s see who I can alienate here, shall we? . Have you ever heard of a book called The …
Book Review: Growing Up Christian
“God greatly blessed me by allowing me to be born into a strong Christian family…My parents had not grown up in Christian homes, but God had saved them before I was born…They faithfully raised me according to biblical principles. Our family regularly attended church, prayed together…My parents sent me to youth-group meetings, a Christian school, and a Christian college. I …
Book Review: His Word in my Heart
My husband recently picked up a book on Scripture memorization, and I was very excited to get my hands on it. The value and importance of Scripture memorization was ingrained in my thinking early.  And, I believe that this is an extremely important, but all too often neglected, discipline for most Christians…simply because they (mistakenly) think they do not have …