Category Archives: Reviews and Resources

The Leadership Baton: An Intentional Strategy for Developing Leaders in Your Church My friends in the secular business world should consider reading this book even though it is directed to the Church community. Everyone in a leadership position in ministry … Continue reading →

Two Views on Women in Ministry. OK, so this isn’t really a book about business, but it was an interesting read so I thought I would share it with you. Two Views on Women in Ministry is a compilation of … Continue reading →

Courage and Calling–Embracing your God-Given Potential. If you have ever struggled to understand the distinction between your occupation and your vocation Courage and Calling is a must read. The first section takes a hard look at who you are in … Continue reading →

The Seven Principles for Making a Marriage Work This book was a New York Times Best-Seller, but is not a book I highly recommend. The author claims he can predict, based on six common signs, whether a marriage will end … Continue reading →

What do you do when challenging circumstances arise in your life? Making Your Emotions Work for You is packed with practical advice to deal with stress, avoid burnout, and much more. Based on Biblical principles, this book will help you … Continue reading →

Playing with Fire–How the Bible Ignites Change in Your Soul, by Dr. Walt Russell, published by Navpress. This is a great, easy to read and understand book that will change the way you think about and interpret the Bible. Anyone … Continue reading →

Three books have been added to the Reviews & Resources section: 1) Original Intent. The Courts, the Constitution, & Religion. 2) Calvin in the Public Square. Liberal Democracies, Rights, & Civil Liberties. 3) Civil Government: A Biblical View. I highly … Continue reading →