Some murders, some missiology, some history and a few walks in the hills: my reading for November.
Tag: 2018 Reading
Books I Have Read: Taking Up The Mantle
our efforts to respond to the challenges of our environment, to think our faith within our particular contexts, have often been blocked by people or missionary organizations who want us to limit ourselves to just repeating what they have learned in their lands.
Books I Have Read: October 2018
Some contemporary murder mysteries, a fascinating historical novel and a rather odd, but very pleasing series set in a near-future Europe. This month’s reading.
Books I Have Read: Global Humility
If you do the job I do, or train others to do that job, then you should put this on your reading list.
I really wanted to like this book…
July 2018: Reading
A bit of history, a bit of virology, some practical theology and six murder mysteries.
In case there should be any doubts regarding my feelings about this book, let me say at the outset that it is absolutely excellent. If it isn’t the best book I read this year, I will be very surprised (and pleased, because that means I’ve got another really excellent book to read!). Christianity in the […]
June 2018 Reading
Four murder mysteries, three science-fiction books, one military history and a book on depression: last month’s reading.
May 2018 Reading
On overview of what I’ve read this month – too many murders!
February 2018 Reading
Two good church history books, some indifferent missiology, some awful science fiction and a book about vets in North Yorkshire; February’s reading.