Book Review: Rooms

Written by James L. Rubart –
Reviewed by Lena Nelson Dooley –

Back Cover Copy:

What would you find if you walked into the rooms of your soul? One man is about to find out. Read more

Hold Life Loosely

By Peter Lundell –

Twice in four days an LA County Sheriff’s helicopter has evacuated people from ambulances right by my house, once in the street and once in the park. I live in a suburb that’s so peaceful, I sometimes think I’ll go comatose. People move here and pay too much for their houses in order to avoid drama and send their kids to good schools. And they typically prohibit anything they don’t like—or wish they could. Don’t we all? Read more

Fanning the Flames

By James Pence –

I’m not much of a camper. As a matter of fact, my idea of roughing it is staying at a hotel where they don’t put a mint on your pillow each night. But when my children were young, I sacrificed my comfort twice a year to attend our church’s annual Father-Son and Father-Daughter camping trips. Often these weekend camp-outs were held in March and proved to be chilly affairs. Read more

Dog Days and Other Summer Myths

By Kathi Macias –

Like any kid, when I was young I couldn’t wait for school to end and summer to begin. Ah, those long, warm, lazy days! I started counting down to their arrival along about the first of May. By the time the last day of school finally showed up, I could barely get through until that final bell. Read more

Music Review: Matt Redman

Review by Mark Bowyer –

Just like the man behind the curtain in The Wizard of Oz, the extra not mentioned in the credits of a TV show or the stage manager silently calling the cues for a big production, so is the songwriter, worship leader and author, Matt Redman. He is a talent whose works are known and who is worthy of recognition. Read more

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