The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino: An Honest Review
An honest review of Og Mandino's 1968 parable: what the ten scrolls actually teach, the autosuggestion caveat, and why this is not a Christian book.
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An honest review of Og Mandino's 1968 parable: what the ten scrolls actually teach, the autosuggestion caveat, and why this is not a Christian book.
A review of Chris Hodges' The Daniel Dilemma: how to hold your convictions without losing the people who disagree, and where the book stops short.
A review of Stuart Briscoe's One Year Devotions for Men: a 365-day devotional that points you back to the Bible text every day, in a measured British voice.
A review of Get Dominion by David Bostrom: what the book means by dominion, why the word needs care, and who will actually get use out of it.
A review of the 1896 novel that gave us "What would Jesus do?": what it does well, the Social Gospel caveat worth knowing, and why you should not pay for it.
A review of Tony Dungy and Nathan Whitaker's The Mentor Leader: what the seven keys actually offer, and why it is a leadership book rather than a Bible study.
A comic style children's Bible for ages 8 to 12, drawn by a former Marvel and DC artist. Buy it for your kids, not yourself. What this edition adds.
An 83 page pocket booklet built to give away, not to study. Buy the physical multipacks, not the Kindle edition. Why John is the right book for this.
Marva Dawn's 319 page theological reading of Romans 12, first published as The Hilarity of Community. Deep and demanding. Not a men's book or a group study.
365 daily excerpts pulled from fourteen of Maxwell's leadership books. Good sampler if you're new to him. Redundant if you already own several.
A 40 day devotional for Christians who lead people at work, written by a school principal. Strong personal stories, light on Scripture teaching. Who it suits.
Garris argues for biblical patriarchy and calls complementarianism a compromise. What the book argues, its strongest critic, and where we differ.