What I’m Reading in Winter 2023

In addition to Bible study and lesson preparation, this is what I’m reading.The Case for Jesus by Brant PitreAnswering key questions about the historical evidence for Jesus Christ.Reading for a purposeLogic and the Way of Jesus by Travis DickinsonDemonstrating how Jesus used logic in His teaching ministry and basic concepts in logic along with practical … Continue reading What I’m Reading in Winter 2023 →

My Spring Reading List 2022

In addition to my Bible reading and study materials, this is what I am currently reading.God and Galileo, by David L. Block and Kenneth C. FreemanWhat a 400-year-old letter teaches us about faith and science.Is God a Moral Monster? by Paul CopanMaking sense of the Old Testament God.Four Views on God and Canaanite Genocide: Show … Continue reading My Spring Reading List 2022 →

My Fall/Winter Reading List 2021

In addition to my Bible reading and study materials, this is what I am currently reading.Christianity Cross-Examined: Is It Rational, Relevant, and Good?, by Kenneth SamplesDoes Christianity stand up under a rigorous cross-examination?Person of Interest: Why Jesus Still Matters in a World that Rejects the Bible, by J. Warner WallaceCan the truth about Jesus Christ … Continue reading My Fall/Winter Reading List 2021 →

My Winter/Spring Reading List 2021

In addition to my Bible reading and study materials, this is what I am currently reading.Five Views on Apologetics, Steven Cowan, ed.God Among Sages: Why Jesus Is Not Just Another Religious Leader, Kenneth R. SamplesWhy You Should Believe in the Trinity: An Answer to Jehovah’s Witnesses, Rob BowmanOur Darkness, His Light: Ordinary People in the … Continue reading My Winter/Spring Reading List 2021 →

My Spring Reading List 2020

In addition to my Bible reading and study materials, this is what I am currently reading.The Potter’s Promise: A Biblical Defense of Traditional Soteriology by Dr. Leighton FlowersThe Grand Design: Strategy and the U. S. Civil War by Dr. Donald StokerI Don’t Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist by Drs. Frank Turek and Norman … Continue reading My Spring Reading List 2020 →

Additions to My Reading List 2019

I have added three new books to my regular reading list for winter 2019 in addition to my Bible reading and study materials.Escaping the Beginning? Confronting Challenges to the Universe’s Origin by Dr. Jeff ZweerinkThe Potter’s Promise: A Biblical Defense of Traditional Soteriology by Dr. Leighton FlowersThe Grand Design: Strategy and the U. S. Civil … Continue reading Additions to My Reading List 2019 →

Book Review: Improbable Planet, by Dr. Hugh Ross

Disclaimer: Although I am affiliated with Reasons To Believe as a member and Chapter officer, I purchased this book on my own and did not receive it as a review copy.One form of the design argument for God’s existence says,1. The design in nature is the product of chance, necessity, or design.2. It is not … Continue reading Book Review: Improbable Planet, by Dr. Hugh Ross →

“Interpretation” in 73 Characters

The art and science of determining or assigning meaning to a document or creative work.

Book Review: Irresistible: Reclaiming the New that Jesus Unleashed for the World

Disclaimer: I participated in a Launch Team for this book, reading selected samples. I purchased my own copy of the book. “Why doesn’t everyone in America go to church?” This was a question given to Pastor Andy Stanley several years ago by a woman from China. It is a question that has perplexed him ever … Continue reading Book Review: Irresistible: Reclaiming the New that Jesus Unleashed for the World →

My Summer Reading LIst – 2019

In addition to my regular Bible reading and study materials, this is what I am reading.Classic Christian Thinkers: An Introduction by Kenneth Richard SamplesSo the Next Generation Will Know: Preparing Young Christians for a Challenging World by Sean McDowell and J. Warner WallaceGrowing Up: How to be a Disciple Who Makes Disciples by Robby GallatyLuis … Continue reading My Summer Reading LIst – 2019 →