Chances are good that you know plenty about the sinking of the Titanic, the "unsinkable" mammoth luxury ocean liner that wrecked after hitting an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean in April 1912. Between the movies, television specials and museum exhibits, information about one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters is not hard to find. But … Continue reading Book Review: The Band That Played On
Book Review: Mere Churchianity
If I were to judge a book by the amount of dog ears there are on the bottom right hand corner (where I like to mark pages I especially like) after I finish it then Michael Spencer's Mere Churchianity might just be one of the more thought-provoking, interesting and challenging books I've read in some … Continue reading Book Review: Mere Churchianity
Book Review: Pujols – More Than The Game
Other than the unprecedented attention being paid to the Philadelphia Phillies starting rotation, the biggest story of spring training so far has been Albert Pujols' contract. Considering the way he has torn the cover off the ball his entire career, there's a reason why just about anything regarding Pujols' future would be big news in … Continue reading Book Review: Pujols – More Than The Game
Book Review: Then Sings My Soul
As he did in Then Sings My Soul 1 and 2, Robert J. Morgan's Then Sings My Soul Special Edition collects the stories behind 150 of the most popular songs sung on Christmas, Easter and other occasions throughout the year. Written in a devotional style, Morgan dedicates one page to each hymn's origin and the … Continue reading Book Review: Then Sings My Soul
Review: God & Football
I don't really watch much college football anymore - the BCS having more or less sucked every last drop of interest I once had for the game out of me. In fact, I haven't even watched a down of non-Division III (my alma mater) football this season, but fortunately for Zondervan that didn't stop me … Continue reading Review: God & Football