2018-06-16T14:14:54-05:00

The Story Lives: Leading a Missional Revolution by Henriët Schapelhouman   Henriët Schapelhouman has written a book which will help enable every Christian to use their story as part of the great story of Jesus Christ. She says that your story is very important. The Bible is a story – a story of God and His people. Since we are people, we are called to share that story. Schapelhouman challenges every Christian to look at how each of us is... Read more

2018-06-16T23:09:01-05:00

Death Dance by Wade Nolan Death Dance by Wade Nolan is a series of real stories shared by the author Wade Nolan. He shares his real-life dangerous experiences. He shares a series of stories over seventeen chapters. All of them are full of danger, adventure, and excitement. These stories will keep your attention as you read through the book. You won’t want to put the book down. While the stories in the book is a great read, the most important chapter... Read more

2014-04-26T19:15:28-05:00

John 20:19-31 Moving Toward the Great Commission of God  The Great Mission of God has in many churches gone from the Great Commission to the Great Omission. What do I mean by this? We spend less time reaching out to people who need Jesus and we spend too much time playing church and doing our own thing. What prevents me from moving to the Great Commission of God? Let’s first look at what the Great Commission is, and then we... Read more

2018-06-17T17:40:27-05:00

Science Watch: US Navy Cracks New Renewable Energy Technology As the video above shows, the United States Navy has developed a technology which converts seawater into fuel. According to IBT, this is a game changer: The development of a liquid hydrocarbon fuel could one day relieve the military’s dependence on oil-based fuels and is being heralded as a “game changer” because it could allow military ships to develop their own fuel and stay operational 100 percent of the time, rather... Read more

2018-06-16T22:17:34-05:00

Science Watch: Tiny power generator runs on spit Science Watch: Tiny power generator runs on spit is a science watch post about how a generator can run on body fluids like spit. According to an article in the Penn State News, scientists have now found a way to power all kinds of microbial fuel cells with our own saliva. Microbial fuel cells create energy when bacteria break down organic material producing a charge that is transferred to the anode. “By producing... Read more

2014-04-25T02:57:32-05:00

Thinking Naughty Thoughts by Johan van der Merwe The author challenges the traditional understanding of the church. His approach is clearly postmodern. He questions every segment and aspect of the church. Mr. van der Merwe is interested more in questions and responses than monologue and answers. He believes that true Christian change is not confined to church tradition. In seven chapters, the author raises questions about belonging to a local church, observing the Lord’s Supper, church leadership structures, tithing, preaching,... Read more

2014-04-25T02:09:50-05:00

I found this book, Quality Research Papers, a very thorough guide to anyone who plans to do research and write reports. The book walks the reader through every step of the research process. The author describes with examples the types of research papers to write.  As a writer, I found the section on finding resources online very helpful. However, since the book was written, there are probably many more websites and online tools available for use. The author does acknowledge... Read more

2014-04-25T01:41:00-05:00

A Rulebook for Arguments by Anthony Weston This book entitled A Rulebook for Arguments, is literally a book of rules. The book written by Anthony Weston, is all about how to make good arguments. The book is divided into ten chapters in two sections. The first section include short arguments. In this section, the author describes the following forms of arguments: (1) composing a short argument (general rules), (2) arguments by example, (3) arguments by analogy, (4) arguments from authority,... Read more

2018-06-16T21:57:30-05:00

How to Read a Book by Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren How to Read a Book by Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren is a book that gives the reader a guide to intelligent reading. The book entitled How to Read a Book is a useful analysis about how to read a variety of books well. The book describes the four levels of reading that a person must use in order to get the most of every... Read more

2018-06-16T21:38:52-05:00

Goal Analysis by Robert F. Mager Having a goal and reaching the goal are two entirely different subjects. There are many books out there which teach a person how to have goals in their lives. This book tells a person step-by-step how to make goals and reach them.  Many books talk about goals. This book shows how to write them. The problem with goals is the fact that many words are used which cannot be defined or are “fuzzy” in... Read more

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