by Dave Paolozzi | Sep 5, 2019 | Reviews and Resources
If I was to pick one book that has impacted my ideas of who God is, it would be A More Christlike God, by Bradley Jersak. My thoughts on the book can be summed up by examining the thesis of this book, what is God really like? The author does an amazing job at breaking...
by Joe Gorra | Mar 12, 2012 | Reviews and Resources
Jerry Root and Stan Guthrie’s book, The Sacrament of Evangelism (Moody Publishers: 2011), is the must-read book of recent years on evangelism, which I recommend for first-time inquirers or for those of us that lead in the areas of discipleship-training, outreach...
by Joe Gorra | May 15, 2011 | Reviews and Resources
The Canadian Andy Park is sometimes called a “veteran worship leader.” If you are in your teens and twenties, it’s possible that you may not know about Andy, even if you have been around the Vineyard for a while. For thirty-plus years, Andy has been a transformational...
by Shawn Stepp | Jan 3, 2011 | Reviews and Resources
As a typical New Englander (which I think I can call myself after 10 years), I was a bit skeptical of the title and reviews for Timothy Keller’s latest book, The Reason for God. I have yet to read an author who rivals C.S. Lewis in raw power and anointing when dealing...
by Jenna Stepp | Jan 3, 2011 | Reviews and Resources
Chat rooms, virtual sex, porn, date rape, masturbation, abortion…dang, really? As a youth leader, I am slowly becoming less shocked when a young lady approaches me with the “can we talk privately” line only to proceed in spilling some of the most painful stories I’ve...
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