“Deep and Wide” – Andy Stanley (a review and collection of quotes)
If you know the basis for the title, you are most likely among those who need to read this book the most. While I believe …
Reviews
“Going Home: Jesus and Buddha as brothers” – Thich Nhat Hanh
A few weeks back, I took a trip to Nashville to work with a customer of Intellithought. The day was good, much was accomplished and …
“Landmines in the Path of the Believer” – Charles Stanley
First, this is not among my favorite of Stanley’s books. I found it to be somewhat dull and overly simplistic. Second, I do not like …
“Thank You Power” – Deborah Norville
This book is a collection of somewhat-interesting to not-interesting-at-all stories about people who have had some level of success in some area of life who, …
“Love Wins” – Rob Bell
A Book about Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived While I like the book’s title, its subtitle is what actually …
“Till We Have Faces” – C.S. Lewis
“In this timeless tale of two mortal princesses – one beautiful and one unattractive – Lewis reworks the classical myth of Cupid and Psyche into …
“A Scandalous Freedom” – Steve Brown
Thoughts: Most people who find freedom through a personal relationship with Jesus also find, shortly thereafter, a greatly restricting bondage of legalism and guilt imposed …
Review of “the Christian atheist” – Craig Groeschel
I have long known Groeschel to be a capable speaker who led a breakthrough multi-campus church environment, Life Church. I had not, however, considered him to …
Review of “We the Living” – Ayn Rand
This is Rand’s earliest and perhaps most personal work. In Kira, we discover the the beginnings of Rand’s personal philosophy – Objectivism. If you are …
Review of “Total Money Makeover” – Dave Ramsey
“LIVE LIKE NO ONE ELSE SO LATER YOU CAN LIVE LIKE NO ONE ELSE” – Dave Ramsey I was getting ready to take my daughter …