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Reading “C.T. Stud” by Norman Grubb, I was struck by the raw honesty and spiritual intensity of Stud’s journey. His candid reflections on personal struggle, faith, and transformation reveal a life marked by both humility and bold conviction. The recu...
I recently finished Thomas Sowell's Basic Economics, and it was a truly eye-opening experience. What struck me most wasn't complex charts or formulas, but how the book provides a clear lens for understanding the world. The biggest takeaway for me was...
Mornings on Horseback by David McCullough February 03, 2021 A colorful narrative of Theodore Roosevelt's family, childhood, and extraordinary living. This book is not focused on his time as president. Rather, it pays much attention to the people whom...
August 27, 2019 I realize that, as I get further along in life, it's even more important to maintain a regular reading habit for continual education. An idle mind tends towards complacency, complacency tends towards ignorance, and ignorance is what u...
February 14, 2019 "How We Got The Bible" written by Neil R. Lightfoot is a concise and introductory book that gave me a foundational panoramic of the history of the Bible. From manuscripts to being in the possession of the "boy in the plow", the hist...
