True Believers Don't Ask Why

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Summary: Digging for what is true
Review: A hard look at the traditional, and often not-Biblically based, cultural practices of the church. However, this book is much more than a nit-pickers fest as Fischer leads the reader into seeking a deeper relationship with Christ by weeding through unbiblical traditions. Also check out "Real Christians Don't Dance"

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Summary: We Don't Have to be Narrow Minded to Follow the Narrow Way..
Review: I bought this book almost 10 years ago when I heard John speak at a conference (he even signed it!). But I just recently picked it up again and...wow...how sobering and refreshing. John, a master of story and induction, will force and inspire you to confront the grey areas of the faith, dark areas of the heart, and the sometimes scary vastness of our all-pervasive God. It's a creative, insightful & witty book full of short vignettes that will, build a solid Christian worldview in you if you're not careful! You'll thank John for writing it...

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Summary: Everyday observations on biblical truth, " I can Relate"
Review: This book really caught my attention, while scanning the library shelves in search for info on the "Shroud of Turin" {Jesus's burial cloth} I guess it was the Title of the book that caught my eye. The chapter I read and copied for friends, was the "Onward Christian Soldiers" chapter. It states that Christians or churches should not resort to hate tatics or to criticise each other or denominations. Christ showed us his love, and we should strive to be like him.

Good Book - Read It. Thanks!