Monthly Archives: January 2007

I just finished Launch: Starting a New Church from Scratch. My goal was to have this read by this past Tuesday so I could be one of the first to post a review of it (a review of the published … Continue reading →

Here, in no particular order, are the books themselves:

Crossway Books sent me an advanced copy of John Piper’s Amazing Grace in the Life of William Wilberforce. I’ve heard Piper reads a lot of biographies and makes it a regular habit to write about them and retell their stories … Continue reading →

Dorothy Sayers, Creed or Chaos? Why Christians Must Choose Either Dogma or Disaster (Or, Why It Really Does Matter What You Believe) (Manchester: Sophia Insitute Press, 1999 reprint), 176 pages. There are many, even among the well-read, who have never … Continue reading →

Andrew Murray was born in South Africa in 1828. He received his education in Scotland and Holland and returned to South Africa where he spent many years working as both a pastor and a missionary. I just finished read his … Continue reading →

I am very excited about the Likewise series of books from InterVarsity Press. Every title I have read has literally wowed me. I picked up Sacred Travels: Recovering the Ancient Practice of Pilgrimage with hopes that it would be an … Continue reading →

I recently finished reading “Pour Your Heart Into It,” a book that tells the story of Starbucks and it’s rise to prominence in the coffee world. Howard Schultz, former CEO and current Chairman, is the main storyteller and he shares … Continue reading →