Reviews by Theron Hatch
Obstacles Welcome
On 10/6 Theron Hatch wrote: f you are a tech guy and enjoy business books, this is a pretty good read. I say pretty good because the business book side of it is like many run of the mill business books. The good parts of the book were learning more about Ralph’s story in communist Cuba from the eyes of someone who lived through ... Tech Friendly Business Book
What Difference Do It Make?
On 10/6 Theron Hatch wrote: I read this book without first reading Same Kind of Difference As Me (by the same authors). However, I still gained a lot of insights into life from the view of a homeless black man, a woman who befriended him, and her husband who had reservations about getting too close to homeless people. What Difference ... What Difference Do It Make: A Review
Find Your Strongest Life
On 10/6 Theron Hatch wrote: OK. So you are probably wondering what I’m doing reviewing a book for women. Well, I’m married to one. I’m also rearing two daughters. When I had the chance to review Find Your Strongest Life: What the Happiest and Most Successful Women Do Differently, through Thomas Nelson’s ... Find Your Strongest Life: A review
Fearless
On 9/8 Theron Hatch wrote: Fearless tackles a subject that each of us grapples with and no one is immune to. Max Lucado takes this universal experience that we call fear and lays out the groundwork for how we can recognize fear for what it is while providing a way to deal with it. This is classic Max Lucado. If you are Lucado ... A review of Fearless from Max Lucado
Dred Scott's Revenge
On 8/31 Theron Hatch wrote: It’s always a privilege to review a book as a Book Review Blogger for Thomas Nelson. I happen to love history, especially American history. I’ve heard Judge Nap on Fox News a lot and was intrigued to see this book as an option in the BRB selections. With our first black President in office, ... Dred Scott’s Revenge by Judge Andrew Napolitano: A Review
The Noticer
On 4/27 Theron Hatch wrote: Ever had someone see something great in you and you laughed it off, fearful of being too prideful? Or some destructive habit you enjoy and are too stubborn to let anyone stop you from continuing (it’s your life after all)? It’s so hard to get outside of who we think we are to see us as ... Perspective - Simple Advice from a man named Jones