I continue my series based on the books I have read over the Summer by looking at one of the most important books I read, 7 myths about singleness by Sam Allberry. This is a book I would encourage everyone … Read More
In my previous blogs I have talked about different books read over the Summer, here is another. I have always found books written by people who are not believers writing about famous Christians fascinating. Roy Hattersley a labour politician has … Read More
In my previous blogs I talked about the value of reading and gave some details of the general books I read over the Summer. Most of the books I read were from a Christian perspective and I start discussing them … Read More
In my previous blog I started to share about some of the books I read over the Summer, the longest and most academic was work “Peacemakers Six months that changed the world: The Paris Peace Conference of 191 and its … Read More
A challenge to any church leader is Acts 6v1-4, where the administration of the church is handed over to others so that the leaders could devote themselves to prayer and the ministry of the word. I try to set aside … Read More
I rarely read a book twice, however I have just finished rereading The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt. You may think it is a curious choice, a book on Moral philosophy by a secular Jew! However, I have found it … Read More