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Books Reviewed in Publishers Weekly
August 22, 2016
Hearing God in Conversation by Samuel Williamson
" . . . is divided into digestible chunks and has plenty of practical ideas. It's equally suitable for Bible study groups and individual devotional use."
The Cantaloupe Thief by Deb Richardson-Moore
"Richardson-Moore uses her experience as an investigative journalist and real-life work with the homeless to make a compelling story, and to breathe life into her complicated, multifaceted characters."
Like a River From Its Course by Kelli Stuart
"Stuart's debut novel, based on true stories, weaves gritty scenes of war and death with touching moments of grace, hope, and life. Faith questions arise naturally, revealing a realistic view of the Russian culture and landscape of war. Through the darkness, the power of mercy, forgiveness, and love shines brightly."
One-Stop History of the Bible by Robert V. Huber and Stephen M. Miller
" . . . the book benefits from modern scholarship—noting the Bibles multiple authors and evolution in coordination with historical events—and presents the full scope of the Christian scripture from Genesis through Revelation."
" . . . is divided into digestible chunks and has plenty of practical ideas. It's equally suitable for Bible study groups and individual devotional use."
The Cantaloupe Thief by Deb Richardson-Moore
"Richardson-Moore uses her experience as an investigative journalist and real-life work with the homeless to make a compelling story, and to breathe life into her complicated, multifaceted characters."
Like a River From Its Course by Kelli Stuart
"Stuart's debut novel, based on true stories, weaves gritty scenes of war and death with touching moments of grace, hope, and life. Faith questions arise naturally, revealing a realistic view of the Russian culture and landscape of war. Through the darkness, the power of mercy, forgiveness, and love shines brightly."
One-Stop History of the Bible by Robert V. Huber and Stephen M. Miller
" . . . the book benefits from modern scholarship—noting the Bibles multiple authors and evolution in coordination with historical events—and presents the full scope of the Christian scripture from Genesis through Revelation."
