Brief Reviews
Annemarie Kidder – Ultimate Price [Brief Review]
A Brief Review of Ultimate Price: Testimonies of Christians who Resisted the Third Reich Annemarie Kidder. Paperback: Orbis Books, 2012. […]
Adam Johnson – The Orphan Master’s Son [Review]
Freedoms Often Taken For Granted A Review of The Orphan Master’s Son: A Novel Adam Johnson Hardback: Random House, 2012. […]
Journey to the Heart: Christian Contemplation Through the Centuries [Brief Review]
A Brief Review of Journey to the Heart: Christian Contemplation Through the Centuries. edited by Kim Nataraja, including contributions by […]
Laura Clawson – I Belong to This Band, Hallelujah! [ Brief Review ]
A Brief Review of I Belong to This Band, Hallelujah!: Community, Spirituality, and Tradition among Sacred Harp Singers Laura Clawson […]
Erwin McManus – Earth (Film #1 – Signs Series) [Review]
But in Earth, the first film of a five-part series based on elements titled SIGNS, Erwin McManus begins by confessing an urge to agree with the writer of Ecclesiastes, having experienced the same feeling that there’s “nothing new under the sun.” McManus effectively expresses the despair that comes from living a life that lacks any meaning – it can feel empty, futile or vain.
