A curated collection of book reviews featuring insightful reads I’ve enjoyed over the years. From faith-based works to thought-provoking secular titles, these recommendations are for both Christian and non-Christian readers alike.
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As 2025 comes to an end, I thought I would take the opportunity to reflect on the books I most enjoyed reading this year and those I would recommend to others. There was a lot to choose from, so I whittled the list down to just five books. Note: these
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Technology is deeply embedded in our lives, but how should Christians engage with it? God, Technology, and the Christian Life by Tony Reinke explores a biblical perspective on technology, its benefits, and ethical challenges. This book urges us to use technology wisely under Christ’s Lordship.
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Me being the true millennial like I am, I think it’s fair to say that my phone gets a lot of use throughout the day. From reading emails in the morning to browsing Hacker News and Reddit in the evening, I dread to think how many times I would
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It’s been a while since I have last done a book review, so I thought I would write up my thoughts on a book I read fairly recently, as I feel that this topic is worth discussing. Have you ever heard someone say “Why would a good God allow
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In our day-to-day lives, whether this is at home with family or at work with collages, we all know what it’s like to engage with people with different personalities. Some you may get on with, others not so. I’ve always had a fascination about understanding why people behave
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What with the rise of issues such as cancel culture, as a Christian, it’s becoming increasing more challenging to share my faith with others out of fear of facing opposition. This book helps to address common arguments against Christianity in 12 questions. I’m sure at some point we
contagion
Considering the all-too-familiar with the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of contagion and something spreading from one person to the next, has been poorly understood until now. Adam Kucharski, a Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, demonstrates how COVID-19 (as well as other