-A Mormon & an Evangelical in Conversation
By Craig L. Blomberg & Stephen E. Robinson (Downers Grove,Ill.: InterVarsity Press, 1997, 228 pages)
This book is really a first–an actual dialogue between an Evangelical scholar, Dr. Craig Blomberg of Denver Seminary, and Dr. Stephen E. Robinson of BYU.  Both are recognized scriptural scholars in their own respective [...]

By Ben Norman (Southam,UK: Computer Step, In Easy Steps series, 2007, 192 pages)
The book is an introduction to Google. All of the Google tools and services are mentioned and examples are given on how to sign up, set up and use Google stuff for the benefit of your website or blog.  While the emphasis [...]

By Paul Green (Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Co.,Inc.,Publishers, 2007, 219 pgs.)
A biography of Pete Duel, born Peter E. Deuel on February 24,1940. Peter became an international TV star in the 1960’s and early 70’s and is best known for his starring role as Hannibal Heyes in the popular television series Alias Smith and Jones. [...]

By Bono (Nashville, Tenn: W Publishing Group, Thomas Nelson, Inc., 2006, 60 pgs.)

As you first begin to turn the pages you immediately realize that somehow this little book is very different than anything you have ever read before. On the ‘Endorsements’ page you find Billy Graham, Nelson Mandela, President Clinton, Archbishop TuTu, an ‘aids activist’, [...]

By Patty Kirk (Nashville,Tenn.: Nelson Books, 2006, 275 pages)

A very interesting book on the real-life faith journey of Patty Kirk: a college teacher, farmer, mother, wife, daughter-in-law, and regular Christian.  She writes about her path from a simple faith in God as a child, to her tragedy induced unbelief and eventual atheism.  Then she [...]

By Paulo Coelho  (San Francisco: Harper Collins Pub., 1988, 174 pgs.)

A delightful story with all sorts of good lessons.  A young man pursues his dreams and finds all sorts of detours in the process.  His understanding and goals change somewhat along the way, as he comes in contact with many other interesting characters.  He [...]

By Hugh Hewitt, (Washington DC: Regnery Pub., Inc, 2006, 229 pgs.)

      We have all seen it, read it, & lived through it all, in the last several years, but Hugh Hewitt in chapter 6 of his new book-”Painting The Map Red”, documents the whole process to date.  The Left and their willing accomplices in [...]

By Hugh Hewitt, (Washington,DC: Regnery Pub.,Inc, 2006, 229 pgs)

     In Chapter Four of Hugh Hewitt’s new book- “Painting The Map Red”, Hugh documents the recent efforts by the left; including MSM pundits, Democratic leaders, Academics, and assorted leftist groups, in attacking mainstream Americans of ‘clear faith’, on a number of issues.  This chapter alone [...]