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Congrats to Denise, Samantha, Jennie, Dale and Mandy who were randomly selected for the book. Hope you guys enjoy your copy!! I read a lot. I read a lot of different types of books. But nobody makes me laugh out loud like my friend Matthew Paul Turner. And lets be honest, we all need to laugh a little more these days. His latest book Hear No Evil proves he’s truly the champ when it comes to “satire.” If you grew...

I’m still amazed how many people have bought into sexual lies in our culture today. At the very top of that stack is the religious lie that God created sex only for procreation. Are you kidding me?  Have you read Song of Solomon? Song of Solomon 7:7-9 7 Your stature is like that of the palm,  and your breasts like clusters of fruit. 8 I said, “I will climb the palm tree;  I will take hold of its fruit.” May y...

Tim Keller is one of those pastors/writers that has the unique ability to articulate central and crucial biblical themes in clear and practical terms. He has been a significant blessing in my life and ministry over the past several years. Until recently this impact was restricted to his online sermons and various journal articles. Now Keller is turning out books like Windows updates. And he is not loosing his ability to amplify substantial themes...

There’s no shortage of books on marriage: Amazon currently lists over 14,000 under the search term “marriage help.” And there’s no shortage of books by the married psychologist couple Drs. Les & Leslie Parrott: they have already written over a dozen. So what does this book add that is useful? It is a good discussion of personality temperament psychology as it applies to marriage. Originating in ancient Greece, temperam...

It’s the unspoken elephant in the room: why aren’t professing Christians, by and large, any different than non-Christians? We often struggle and fail at the same sins, have the same divorce rates, and generally don’t stand out as being more kind or loving than devoted moral adherants of other religions— despite our theology that we have been “born again.” Ask many, including pastors, the question, and the repl...

How do you handle people you disagree with? An honest answer would be “it depends.” If it’s a trivial issue, then often you ignore it. Othertimes you negotiate, or acquiesce. We often hear that the wisest and most productive path is to find common ground, to engage, to dialogue, to fully understand the other person so that they will try to fully understand you. But what do you do when the issue concerns God, concerns worldview...

Dr. David Jeremiah is a gifted pastor teacher through his local church, a national media ministry and book writing. His latest book, Living With Confidence in a Chaotic World, is based on a sermon series that gives practical Biblical counsel on how to live in uncertain times. The book explains that in spite of the chaos of 21st century living, we can live with confidence if we stay calm, compassionate, constructive, challenged, connected, center...