Book Review: Mayor Kane By Glenn Jacobs

02-13-2020

Mostly Memoir. Part Treatise. Some Genuflecting. The biggest thing to know about this book is that it is mostly memoir of Glenn Jacobs' life *pre* becoming Mayor of Knox County, TN.

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Book Review: Resisting Babel Edited By John Mark Hicks

02-11-2020

Fascinating. I'm admittedly a Christian Anarchist myself, but coming from the Southern Baptist Church... let's just

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Book Review: Vexed By James Mumford

02-11-2020

Disappointment. British. Millenial. Sociologist. How you feel about the prior three words, perhaps possibly in combination, wil

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Featured New Release Of The Week Anchored In Jesus By Johnny Hunt

02-11-2020

This week we're looking at another former Southern Baptist Convention President's latest book. This week, we're looking at Anchored In Jesus by

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Book Review: A Light Last Seen By Grace Greene

02-09-2020

A Really Good Rock. You know how

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Book Review: The Contract To Unite America By Neal Simon

02-08-2020

Partisan Populist Polemic for Independents. I like that Simon opens the book with a note that if you are yourself a hyper partisan that thinks either side or the other is completely evil, this book isn't for you.

The things Simon discusses in this book are things that I know for a fact many, perhaps most, Americans have not th

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Book Review: Dead On Arrival By Pandora Pine

02-07-2020

The Cop Becomes The Accused. This is the latest chapter in Pine's long running an

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Featured New Release Of The Week Character Still Counts By James Merritt

02-04-2020

This week we are looking at a book of nuanced fire from a former Southern Baptist Convention President. This week we are looking at Character Still Counts by James Merritt.

Outside of my own pa

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Book Review: Dating The Quarterback By Maggie Dallen

02-02-2020

Interesting Conclusion. The first thing to know about this book is that it really does need to be read second,

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