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The unexpected challenge of spare time
The coronavirus has provided an unanticipated opportunity for many of us to rethink our priorities. We always find time for the things that are important
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Book Review : Red Alert
Gil Cann raises some very good points in his book, Red Alert, but unfortunately, his solutions are beyond the reach of most churchgoers. The average
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Book Review : How to Survive a Shipwreck
In his book, How to Survive a Shipwreck, Jonathan Martin leans heavily into the metaphor of a shipwreck as a life crisis. Jonathan’s particular crisis
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Book Review : A Million Little Ways
I enjoyed the premise of Emily Freeman’s book, A Million Little Ways, which is, we’re often looking for the one big thing God wants us
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Book Review : Love Does
Love Does is a collection of real-life incidents in Bob Goff’s life. He tells these stories intending to encourage Christians to live a more spontaneous,
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On taking photos
A snippet from an article I wrote recently for Christian Today:I grew up in a household where my parents were always keen to take photos
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Book Review : Beyond the Shadows
Beyond the Shadows is Carl Wieland’s memoir of the serious car accident he had in 1986 which changed his life and career path. Carl does a
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Book Review : Miracles and Other Reasonable Things
Miracles and Other Reasonable Things by Sarah Bessey is a memoir covering the years following a serious car accident which changed Sarah’s body and her
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Book Review : The Stuff of Life
I quickly discovered when I began reading, The Stuff of Life by Karl Faase, that I wasn’t the intended audience. Karl is addressing those who
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Book Review : The Way of the Warrior
The Way of the Warrior by Erwin McManus is written as an extended metaphor. I took the term “warrior” to mean a mature Christian. I