Love, Justice and Power: The Message of Passover for Christians by Martin Roth

Love, Justice and Power: The Message of Passover for Christians

 

By Martin Roth

My Rating

status	Read   June 12, 2013
format	.pdf Version
review	Love, Justice and Power: The Message of Passover for Christians by Martin Roth is an excellent teaching on the meanings of the Passover and its applications to modern Christian life. I really enjoyed the way the author delved into the historical and biblical significance of the Passover. I have always liked studying Hebrew history and the various feasts they celebrate. Most modern Christians have forgotten the deep connection between our beliefs and the Jewish feast. Martin Roth did an excellent job of tying it together. I totally enjoyed reading Love, Justice and Power: The Message of Passover for Christians by Martin Roth. I highly recommend the book to all readers. It will make a great addition to your bible study library.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]     Click Here to order your copy of Love, Peace and Power from Amazon.com

The Son of Perdition by Len du Randt

The Son of Perdition

By Len du Randt


My Rating

status	Read November 5, 2012
format	Author Provide Kindle Version
review	If you like books about the Rapture and Tribulation you will love reading “The Son of Perdition” by Len du Randt. This is one of the best books I have read in this genre. What makes it even better is it sticks to the biblical traditions of the end times. The storyline is well developed and easy to follow. Each twist and turn helps build on the total story and comes together in the end in a triumphant conclusion. I easy found myself  putting me in the story as an unnamed character. The characters were very believable and easy to identify with. Even the bad guys were compelling in their story which made you cheer all the more for the heroes. I caught myself several times cheering and encouraging the good guys. I really enjoyed the book and had trouble putting it down. I highly recommend this book.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]

The Castors of Giza by Chris Hambleton

The Castors of Giza

By Chris Hambleton


My Rating

status	Read October 28, 2012
format	Kindle Version
review	“The Castors of Giza” by Chris Hambleton blew me away. At first I thought it was just another good book about ancient Egypt but the more I read the harder it became to put down. I was totally captured in the story. The author did an excellent job of tying the various storylines together.  What started out as a story about the building of the Great Pyramid took on new meaning when the author brought Abram and Sarai and the Biblical story of their trip to Egypt into the story. I love when an author is able tell an Old Testament story and make it real and at the same time stay true to the original Bible text. Chris Hambleton did an excellent job of this. Plus, there is a surprise biblical twist I won’t tell. The characters he added to the story were well developed and believable. I found it easy to join them as an extra and follow along, getting lost in the story. I totally enjoyed reading “The Castors of Giza” by Chris Hambleton. I highly recommend this book.

The Oldest Enemy by Michael J Webb

The Oldest Enemy

By Michael J Webb


My Rating

status	Read October 23, 2012
format	Author Supplied .pdf Version
review	“The Oldest Enemy” by Michael J Webb is an exciting thriller which will keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the entire book. I could hardly wait to see where the next twist or turn in the story led. This is a great book full of international intrigue, a few spies, detectives and several heroes. To make it even better it is a Christian novel. The author did an excellent job with the storyline. His style of writing made the book easy to follow and even more believable. He tied all the various twist in the story together to weave a tail that will captivate you and have you wanting more. The characters are well developed and easy to believe in. I found it easy to put myself into the story and follow along. Even the bad guy was so real you got a chill down your spine when he entered a scene. I really enjoyed this book and I highly recommend “The Oldest Enemy” by Michael J Webb.

Masks of the Lost Kings by Tom Bane

Masks of the Lost Kings

By Tom Bane

My Rating

status	Read August 30, 2012
format	Kindle Version
review	“Masks of the Lost Kings” by Tom Bane is a fast paced action adventure that kept me on the edge of my sit waiting to see what would happen next. Dealing with the belief/religions of the past and archeological sites in Egypt, Israel, and Mexico it provided for a great adventure and tied in a lot of historical facts to give the story realism. I really enjoyed the characters and I was able to identify with them. I could put myself into the story. The lead character was very believable, not one of the superhero types you often find in this genre. The storyline was easy to follow but kept me guessing what was going to happen next. The author did an excellent job developing both the storyline and the characters. I highly recommend “Masks of the Lost Kings” by Tom Bane for all ages.