Book Reviews

Max Lucado. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2010. 240 pp. (Hardback). In a shot directly to the heart, Max Lucado challenges his readers by pointing out a

Brandon J. O’Brien. Ada, Mich.: Bethany House, 2010. 171 pp. (Paperback). According to author Brandon O’Brien, 177,000 churches in the United States have fewer than

Peb Jackson and James Lund. Ada, Mich.: Revell Books, 2010. 214 pp. (Paperback). This book is a collection of stories about daring and adventure —

Nicole Love Halbrooks Vaughn. Mustang, Okla.: Tate Publishing, 2010. 216 pp. (Paperback). It is unusual to find a book of devotions based on one book

J.Y. Jones. Ventura, Calif.: Nordskog, 2009. 176 pp. (Hardback). J.Y. Jones is a real outdoorsman; you can tell by the way he views certain things.

Judy Ballentine. Frederick, Md.: PublishAmerica, 2009. 93 pp. (Paperback). Judy Ballentine gives us a comedic approach to what it feels like to be in the

Stephen Z. Smith. Bloomington, Ind.: AuthorHouse, 2010. 484 pp. (Paperback). In this work of nonfiction, Smith takes you on a journey through his years in

Ron Gleason. Ventura, Calif.: Nordskog Publishing, 2009. 156 pp. (Paperback). Ron Gleason gives an in-depth look at the death penalty and provides some rather argumentative