I always appreciate a book written in an authentic conversational way. A writing style that doesn’t seem super polished and rehearsed. I Declare War feels like a genuine conversation with a friend about personal struggles and anticdots for overcoming.
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Front to back I enjoyed this book. It’s a very practical reminder of things you already know but needed to be reminded of again.
Dr. David Jeremiah uses plenty of stories and illustrations to bring out fresh ways of communicating …
Wow! This is such an incredible read. I may be partial because I live in Birmingham, AL and watched this unfold as a fan of the Rick and Bubba Show, and a follower of Christ. However, regardless of your connection …
As a former youth pastor of 10 years I’m always interested when I see something than can help a young person better prepare their lives for the future. Seeing this book immediately made me think of some current students that …
As a representative of Christ it is good to take inventory of our lives from time to time so that we are aware of how we are representing Christ. Dave has written in such a way for us to see …
Far too many times the Holy Spirit has been over complicated to the point that people get so confused and frustrated they don’t even give Him a chance. Robert Morris does an incredible job of presenting the Holy Spirit and …
It seems as though the call to be “Ordinary” would be the opposite of what one would communicate to encourage someone to be all God created them to be. Really? Were the great men and women we read about in …
Bill McDonald, shares his personal journey from his first encounter with Jesus as a teenager and the loss of two children, to becoming the missionary, pastor, church planter, and founder of a successful television studio. His journey is sincere, inspiring, …
Love at Last Sight isn’t just a book about marriages. Using Biblical truth, practical application, and a 30 day process, this book covers all aspects of relationships. Regardless if you are single, married, an employee, an employer, a parent, etc., …
You and I can choose to continue with business as usual in the Christian life and in the church as a whole, enjoying success based on the standards defined by the culture around us. Or we can take an honest …