As we work our way through the 2016 52 book challenge, I’m going to try (once again) to offer monthly mini-reviews of the books I complete. Last year, I fizzled out on this part of the project in February - we’ll see how well I do this year. But first some observations about this year’s … Continue reading Monthly Mini Reviews for January 2016
CS Lewis
Monthly Mini-Reviews: books by Joel Osteen, Will Durant, Miles Unger, and CS Lewis
52 books this year - that’s my goal. If you’ve been following on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook, you know that I check in with a photo each time I complete a book. It’s turning out to be an interesting little community project - I delight in the commentary that follows each book selection. Over … Continue reading Monthly Mini-Reviews: books by Joel Osteen, Will Durant, Miles Unger, and CS Lewis
Tim Keller is NOT this generation’s C.S. Lewis
Tim Keller is NOT this generation’s C.S. Lewis.Tim Keller of Manhattan’s Redeemer Presbyterian Church, has ascended to the role of “favorite evangelical intellectual,” though he possibly shares that role with N.T. Wright. Due to his great popularity and prolific output of books, Tim Keller has also earned the moniker “the C.S. Lewis for our generation.” … Continue reading Tim Keller is NOT this generation’s C.S. Lewis
Horizons of the Possible 