Do we seriously need ANOTHER study Bible? Isn’t the market saturated? What makes this study Bible different than others currently on the market?
Category: Reviews
I love to read non-fiction books that offer practical tips and psychological and/or spiritual insights for improving my life. When I discover something of value, I want to share it with you on this blog. You can expect quality, truth, and practical application.
Review: Teen to Teen Academic Planner 2019/2020
Finally! The opportunity to review something practical for my son! ? Scroll down for the full review. TL; DR? I love it! The brand new Teen to Teen 2019-2020 Academic Planner from B&H Publishing Group is ideal for high school students (or any motivated, independent students) who prefer to do things their own way. Physically,…
How the “He Reads Truth” Bible Differs from the “She Reads Truth” Bible
As I expected, although the translation is the same, the “He Reads Truth” and “She Reads Truth” Bibles themselves are quite different.
Rachel Held Evans: More than Inspired
When I learned of Rachel Held Evans’ untimely passing this afternoon, my heart broke. It broke for her husband. It broke for her toddler and baby. And it broke for the world. Our world is hurting, and an increasing number of Christians are awaking to the fact that their most sacred compilation of documents (a.k.a….
Review: Day-by-Day Chronological Bible
This is the newest specialty Bible published by Holman and distributed by Lifeway Christian Stores. The Day-by-Day Chronological Bible is presented in their Christian Standard Bible translation which I reviewed here. I decided to try something new and live-stream my first impression of this new resource. It was interesting to discover the layout and unique…
Book Review/Rant: Worldview Study Bible (CSB)
From the Mishnah to The Message, as long as there have been sacred Scriptures, there have been scholars with opinions about how the stories should be translated, interpreted, and applied to communal life. For centuries the Holy Scriptures were kept wholly separate from editorial opinions and scribal annotations; however, in the Middle Ages, copyists commenced…