Susan Disston
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“He Gave Us a Valley” by Helen Roseveare
He Gave Us a Valley is the story of Dr. Helen Roseveare’s years of service as a medical missionary in the Belgian Congo (now the Democratic Republic of Congo and formerly Zaire). It is also a deeply personal spiritual journal. Woven throughout her memoir is what she calls “a niggling question that I wouldn’t look […]
“Believing God” by Beth Moore
In Believing God, popular Bible teacher and author Beth Moore explains her personal journey toward obedience in the area of faith. Not content with the unbelief and defeatism of Christians around her, she decides to buck the trend and find a Christianity that works. Her premise in the book is that the “primary reason God […]
“Talking the Walk” by Marva Dawn
“When we speak bad theology, we live badly theologically.” In seventy-two pithy, very personal essays, Marva Dawn provides ample proof for that assertion. The latest offering from this theologian and teacher targets the contemporary bent towards the corruption of words and their meanings. But not just any words. Rather, the essential words of traditional Christianity, […]
