Review:In this personal testimony, Ted Dekker describes his spiritual struggles while at the same time gaining prominence and success as a writer. His childhood on the mission field left him searching for acceptance from others and from God. Find out what he discovered and be blessed in your own walk with God! Read more

Review:The authors present some simple truths to complicated problems of leadership. The battle between EGO and God's leading in our lives...the struggle for servant leaders to invert the organizational pyramid...the need for leaders to establish healthy habits to develop their character. Though the writing is a little unpolished in places, the principles are solid. Read more

Review:This is a wonderful book that I have enjoyed several times. It's my favorite book of THE SECRET series. The thing that makes it stand out is that it's very practical and shows you exactly how others have manifested their dreams with the Law of Attraction. I highly recommend this book!! Read more

Review:I LOVED this book!It was well written.Narrated wonderfully by Jake Urry.In this town the sins of the father are passed down through the generations.People die,children dissapear.It is all part of some big plan set up in the 1800s.I was provided this book free for review Read more

Review:The Amityville Horror is a 1977 non-fiction horror novel written by Jay Anson.

This is a horrifying, yet very interesting and amazingly written book. It is about the real life haunting of the Lutz family who moved into a house that they said was cursed with an evil force. After 28 days, the family fled in terror with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

This book has tons of terrifying things that happen. George and Kathy see the face of a demon with it's head blown half off in ... Read more

Review:I absolutely love it! I'd recommend it to anyone, especially to students who are graduating and about to enter the work force, so that they don't think life is so easy or if they make one mistake their lives are over.

It's good to know about successful people's lives and what they did to get where they are now and through this book, we have the opportunity to be up close and personal with them.

I hope she writes another one with another group of successful people. I also appreciate... Read more

Review:I did not like this book.
A comment from Wickipedia about E.A. Budge, whom the author sites as one of his sources, best describes the whole of this book. Of Budge the commentator writes, "The common writing style of his era - a lac of clear distinction between opinion and incontrovertible fact - is no longer fashionable." I agree with the author that the Hebrews and the Egyptians were black people, but I find the book to be a convoluted compilation of possible truth, conjecture, contradicti... Read more

Review:It is really a good book. The documentary hypothesis is the best explanation of how the Torah came to be. Dr. Friedman knowledge of scripture and ancient religion , specially semitic texts is incredible . However Dr Friedman's interpretation of history and archeology reminds me of a quote related to an agnostic, the quote says " an agnostic is a atheist with no valor (it actually says b...)". The vast majority of archeologists , biblical historians believe that the events of the Biblical Exodus ... Read more

Review:I like Ehrman's style and perspective ... not so weighty as to be misunderstood, poses more questions than answers, and invites the reading to keep giving thought to the sacred texts and how we engage them in contemporary faith experiences. Read more

Review:This book should be read by every Christian, I highly recommend this book. How can we truly fight the good fight of faith without being equipped. Thank God for the ministry of Eric Hill, you have open are spiritual eyes to the unseen enemy...Thank you, D.M Read more