Rogue State:

Book Review of Rogue State: A Guide to the World’s Only Superpower, William Blum, Common Courage Press, Monroe, Maine, 2000, 308 pp. By Wayne Northey A former Canadian missionary colleague, Lloyd Billingsley, has published numerous books since his new-found faith in...

Story: Recapture the Mystery

(Steven James. Grand Rapids: Fleming H. Revell: 2005, 208 pages.) Review by Kevin Miller In a recent article[1], I criticized overzealous evangelicals for tripping over themselves to make the gospel relevant. Underlying this evangelistic fervor, I conjectured, is not...

Holy Superheroes!

Review by Kevin Miller. One of the great joys of searching for truth in unlikely places is that every once in a while you turn up a gem. Having already read and reviewed two “okay” books—Who Needs a Superhero? and Comic Book Character—that sought to extract spiritual...

Doing Reconciliation by Nathan Rieger

(Cape Town: Vineyard International Publishing, 2005.) Reviewed by Nathan Rieger Some writers are called prophetic for their predictions about the future, but Alexander Venter earns the term in the manner of the prophets of old. He confronts harsh political reality...