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With his latest book, McLaren has given his readers a title that's more controversial than the contents...
The title is a bit of a misnomer - it's not the questions that are avoided as much as the reasoning that leads to these answers. It's a breath of fresh air to read something from two leaders who just want to follow God without all the hype and additional baggage...
The latest cultural and literary news is that Anne Rice has found Jesus, that she's become a Christian, and that she now wants her writing to reflect her newfound faith and how it's impacted her life.
Matthew Paul Turner can write in dialogue form. I love a good conversation, with questions and stretching hypotheticals.
The proverbial fly-on-the-wall would have had a great seat in the midst of the questions and answers...
I am particularly interested in how pastors are really ministering, really leading, really discipling, and really fulfilling their calling before the Lord in seeking to be real and relevant and meaningful in today's world.
Rob Bell has written a book that I was unprepared for, has given information and insight that I was not looking for, and has inspired me and encouraged me in a way that I didn't know I needed.
Summertime is when the weather gets hot and humid in the deep south, when the beach beckons thousands of tourists and a few dozen locals to enjoy the cool ocean waters, and when the mountains and streams call out for adventurers to come and be extreme. And then there's summer music...
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