Reviews by Glen Braden
Faces in the Fire
On 11/15 Glen Braden wrote: This was my second T.L. Hines book and when it’s chapters are randomly numbered, than you know you are in for a ride. This time we are looking at four people, each person different, each facing their own demons and each if even for a few minutes overlaps the life of the next. ... Review: Faces In The Fire – By T.L. Hines
Nelson's Illustrated Guide to Religions
On 7/31 Glen Braden wrote: A Comprehensive Introduction to the Religions of the World By James A Beverley What am I going to do with this book was the thought that popped into my head when I first laid eyes on this 850 page book. Surprisingly, the book was an easy read, with plenty of information, in layman’s terms and not ... Book Review: A Comprehensive Introduction to the Religions of the World
Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century
On 5/1 Glen Braden wrote: When I wander through the channels on my TV set, on occasion I would encounter such individuals as Robert Tilton, Joel Osteen, Frederick Price and a curious set of worshippers on stage during “Praise The Lord” broadcast that included a lady with a huge pink hairdo. Stopping to watch these men of God and ... Book Review: Hank Hanegraaff’s “Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century”
The Noticer
On 4/27 Glen Braden wrote: "Call me Jones, not Mr Jones… just Jones." Different is a good way to describe this book. How is it different? It only took me a very few days (that is consecutive days) to read it. Despite my love for books and reading, my schedule does not allow me to polish off a book within ... Book Review: The Noticer by Andy Andrew
This Is Your Brain On Joy
On 3/23 Glen Braden wrote: This is Your Brain on Joyby Dr Earl Henslin The book starts out with Dr Henslin’s background and how his family never share physical embraces or expressed visibly any joy and happiness. From the experience of his first hug from a sister-in-law to be and his discovery and exchange of God for God who loves, he ... Book Review: This is Your Brain on Joy
The Unseen
On 1/2 Glen Braden wrote: Unseen by T. L. Hines is an excellent read, and kept me in its pages for a short (for me) 10 days. The story is about Lucas, an orphan who has a compelling need to be alone. The exception is when he works as a dish washer or when he creeps about office buildings and ... Review: Unseen by T. L. Hines