Scholarly. Detailed. Deep. Useful. Those are four words I’d use to describe James Oakes’ book “The Crooked Path to Abolition: Abraham Lincoln and the Antislavery Constitution.”...
Perkins doesn’t just expose the sin.He calls us to repentance and a life of love in following Jesus. The message of Perkins is truly one that is gospel centered. ...
Every leader should read this.It’s biblical. Easy to read. Motivating. Gives excellent tips....
I often approach things in a tactical manner. Meaning, what is the next step? What’s my next move? Chess makes me look at my third, fifth and tenth move.That requires a strategy....
Seriously, this is an all-time top 10 book for me. It’s that powerful. Crowe makes the case that giving thanks makes you joyful for the Giver. In other words, thanksgiving leads to worship....
I so want to be kind because I really do like Bob Goff. But this is bad theology and it’s bad thinking. ...
Is there good content in the book? Yes. Should you read it? Yes. However, don’t read it with the assumption that you’ll walk away with a treasure chest full of leadership wisdom. ...
While the book is helpful and highly recommended, be careful not to make it law. Our hearts need grace and a lot of it. ...
There are good lessons for leaders in the book. Being measured. Controlling one’s emotions. Honesty, fairness and justice. ...
His chapter on Grant’s battle with alcohol is scholarly and moving. Civil War junkies will love this book. ...
