What Christians Should Know (#WCSK): Volume Zero takes a step back and investigates basic ideas about God, the Bible, and the Christian faith. This series provides crucial answers to critical questions about belief. Podcast Introduction Let’s start by taking a…
4.1 of 5.0 The bottom line: Solid academic analysis with a preference for broad themes and teaching points. In this commentary, Ralph Martin equips readers with a more profound and insightful understanding of three Bible books. In…
3.25 of 5.0 The bottom line: Plenty of actionable advice in a very noisy book. Platform was written based upon the premise that social media is a tool anyone can use as an accessible podium to promote…
To all my subscribers: By now you have figured out that for the past two weeks, some posts have been missing. That’s because for now and for the foreseeable future, I will no longer be posting my typical Saturday blog…
3.0 of 5.0 The bottom line: A provocative book that grows the intellectual imagination while also dismissing reason to reach desired conclusions. In my view, this is an extremely rare and unique book because it manages to…
4.5 of 5.0 The bottom line: For INTJs, become more self-aware and feel confident knowing how to win life. Knowing yourself is a crucial component of maximizing your potential, and if you are an INTJ, The True…
This week’s post is a follow-up to a discussion that I started on Hubpages. Recently, while reading The Magic of Reality (2012) by Richard Dawkins, I came upon this interesting proclamation in the chapter titled, “Why Do Bad Things Happen?”:…
3.5 of 5.0 The bottom line: A book that is “magical” when it sticks to objective science and quite ordinary when it dives into subjective opinion. At its core, The Magic of Reality successfully accomplishes what it…
