From the back cover: “Day of War is the first book in the Lion of War series–the intense, gritty, and stylistic portrayal of the Mighty Men of Israel, a ragtag band of warriors …”
And it delivers. Wow.
This is the REAL David, and the REAL Mighty Men. This is the warrior, not the watered-down, seeker-sensitive psalmist. DISCLAIMER: Don’t read this if you can’t stomach a graphic, brutal–and realistic–account of true warriors.
John Eldredge has got my number. Wild At Heart spoke to me as a man … The Way of the Wild Heart spoke to me…
Veneer – manufactured product, with a covering that hides the real material inside. Inflates the perceived value of the product by hiding inferior substance underneath.…
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The latest offering from Seth Godin, Poke the Box, is his manifesto on starting. It resides somewhere between a high-tempo motivational speech and a swift…
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I really have never been a fan of the 23rd Psalm-I guess it always seemed a little “soft” for my tastes. But I read the…
