Life of a Reader
Grace is the only hope for any sinner. John MacArthur is a prolific writer. True, much of his written material comes from sermons and series that he has preached and taught. Nevertheless, his writings are many and various. Today I’m starting a new line of review – booklets! I have received many booklets (and pamphlets) over the years that […]
Romantic Days I’m single, but I definitely have days where I just want to hear some romantic music. It’s usually when I’ve watched a cheesy rom-com, or I’ve binged on Pride and Prejudice (2005) and other Jane Austen movies. Not everyone necessarily cares for “romantic” music, but I enjoy it and thought maybe someone else out there enjoys it too. Check […]
Christ,’ she used to say, ‘keeps firmer hold on us than we keep on him’. I have only read two of Tim Challies books. Both have been small, but powerful. In Devoted: Great Men and Their Godly Moms, Challies pairs short biographies with thought-provoking questions and application from the lives of influential but forgotten mothers. Mrs. Challies jumps in […]
Man Wanted in Cheyenne is my first book review to go live over at Reedsy. I will be writing shorter and less-detailed reviews there, but hope to also write fuller and more biblically minded reviews here on my blog. In the summary of this book, it is stated that the timeless question answered in Man Wanted in Cheyenne is, “What makes […]
A pushover is a bad thing to be, but an opinionated pushover is a worse thing to be. A pushover is nice and goes along with it, whatever it is. An opinionated pushover acts nice and goes along with it, but while quietly brooding and resentful. I am an opinionated pushover. I listened to the audio version […]