Enjoy these reviews and look for lots more to come next week!
From Catherine:
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A Man Called Blessed by Ted Dekker
“A story with miraculous surprises. The leading lady is much like Ziva on NCIS. The leading man is nothing like Gibbs, but he gets the job done.”
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Death of a Dude by Rex Stout
“As usual Nero and Archie do a great job in solving another murder mystery. One of the few cases where they leave New York City.”
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Smokin' Seventeen by Janet Evanovich
"This was one hilarious murder mystery. Colorful descriptions made characters really come alive!"
Rainel gives us two reviews:
Healing of Memories by David Seamands
“Seamonds writes this book very carefully. It treats many topics related to memories, including memories blocked. This book is useful both to the person seeking the healing of memories, as well as for pastors and counselors. Time can not completely heal the memories of painful experiences that hurt us long ago and have been left out of our conscious mind. In the healing of memories, David Seanmands shows how the healing power of God can free us from the tyranny of painful memories that affect our behavior and Christian growth. Pastors and counselors can learn to discover when and how to use this form of therapy." This title is not currently in the library catalog
Transforming Worldviews: An Anthropological Understanding of How People Change by Paul G. Hiebert
“Hiebert makes a comparative study, thorough and comprehensive world view and its implications from an anthropological perspective that the Christian must learn to apply the biblical worldview in a multicultural world. He analyzes the worldviews that missionaries must know when to evangelize in a world glocal (global + local) cosmopolitan and polytheistic. The missionary must know the views of communities from small scales as well as large cities, such as the peasant world, modernity, the current context of postmodernism / hiperposmodernidad or globalization / retribalization glocal context and the new ministry century. The author examines each of these worldviews and the impact it has on the Christian mission and compares it with the biblical worldview. He notes that the mission was previously focused on the change in behavior and belief, however, Hierbert suggests a third element to achieve these various worldview: the Christian must make a change in the vision he has of the world to understand so you can make a contextualized ministry to different cultures, which always contextualized ministry lies in the behavior and beliefs based on biblical principle of sola Scriptura.” This title is not currently in the library catalog
From Jennifer:
City of Bones by Cassandra Clare
“I really liked reading this book. My son asked me to read the book because he liked it so much. I know am going to check out the second book City of Ashes.”
