Review of Broken Water: An Extraordinary True Story by Barbara Lane When I first opened Broken Water, I was both intrigued and apprehensive. The title suggests a turbulent journey, and indeed, Barbara Lane’s debut memoir does not shy away from the complexities of trauma and family separation. Intrigued by the idea of a quest for …
Review of Man of God: Leading Your Family by Allowing God to Lead You by Dr. Charles Stanley When I first picked up Man of God: Leading Your Family by Allowing God to Lead You, I was intrigued not only by its thought-provoking title but also by the name of the author—Dr. Charles Stanley. His …
Reflecting on Awake & Alive: To Truth by John Cooper: A Journey of Faith and Doubt When I first picked up Awake & Alive: To Truth by John Cooper, I was filled with excitement and nostalgia—a chance to reconnect with a voice that had once echoed through my formative years. As a former hardcore Baptist …
Exploring the Beyond: A Review of The Crossover Experience: Life After Death / 100 Exceptional Near Death Experiences As someone who’s always had a fascination with the metaphysical, a recent book caught my eye: The Crossover Experience: Life After Death / 100 Exceptional Near Death Experiences by Dr. H. R. Kadagian and his team. The …
An Enchanting Return to Ashton-Drake Manor: A Review of The Haunted Hotel 2: The Legend of Lovers Hollow by Vawn Cassidy I must confess, I’m a chronic dreamer of haunted tales and historical mysteries, so when I stumbled upon Vawn Cassidy’s The Haunted Hotel 2: The Legend of Lovers Hollow, I felt an irresistible pull. …
Review: Until Unity by Francis Chan As someone who typically avoids spending money like it’s the plague, the decision to shell out nineteen bucks for Until Unity by Francis Chan was nothing short of momentous. But my frugality was overshadowed by a pressing need; I was caught in a whirlwind of disillusionment with both my …