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Comment on Christian Singles and Meet Christian Singles by Christian Singles

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Comment on Matt Maher: Alive Again Reviews by The Best Christian Music

The Best Christian Music — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 04:44:07 +0000

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Comment on Jesus Culture: Consumed (CD/DVD) by Consumed by the Fire

Consumed by the Fire — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 13:27:05 +0000

Review by Consumed by the Fire for Consumed (CD/DVD) Rating: As is all the music coming out of Redding, this is super! The passion for Chirst and the presence of the Holy Spirit is evident in the praise and worship...and He will join you as you listen!

Comment on Jesus Culture: Consumed (CD/DVD) by Elena Mendoza

Elena Mendoza — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 12:42:02 +0000

Review by Elena Mendoza for Consumed (CD/DVD) Rating: I really like this group. I call it heart cry music. All of their songs make me see them worshiping Him. They aren't just making a cd. They are singing to God and they love Him. It's beautiful.

Comment on Love Finds a Home by Dawn Rickard

Dawn Rickard — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:57:08 +0000

Review by Dawn Rickard for Love Finds a Home Rating: I love the Love Comes Softly range I have every single one and all I can say is absolutly BRILLIANT!!. When I recieved Love Finds A Home I was so thrilled but when I watched it I was saying to myself that this cannot be the end of the series because there is a lot more to come in the next one. What I think Lilly will become more involved with Joshua and Belinda and Lee to have the baby.

Comment on Jesus Culture: Consumed (CD/DVD) by Kay

Kay — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:47:58 +0000

Review by Kay for Consumed (CD/DVD) Rating: I really love the Consumed CD. I play it every day on my way to work - it gets me in to the right space. Some songs have a strong anointing on them. Kim Walker has a beautiful voice.

Comment on Dual Citizens: Worship and Life Between the Already and the Not Yet Reviews by Mike Robinson

Mike Robinson — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:31:30 +0000

Review by Mike Robinson for Dual Citizens: Worship and Life Between the Already and the Not Yet Rating: This book on applied eschatology is clear and reflective. Stellman, as a Reformed author, gently contends for a view that proceeds from the scriptural covenants and promises. He advocates a different position than my own, yet he tries to be fair to the sundry orthodox views. His style is reader-friendly as explains the hope that Christians already have and what they will ultimately attain. It is a thoughtful and engaging book that will challenge old-style dispensationalists, but will not convince them to abandon their doctrine. For those who hold to the already/not yet approach, this effort will help build your confidence. 193 pages, released in 2009.

Comment on Jesus Culture: Consumed (CD/DVD) by Rebekah Hanni

Rebekah Hanni — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:25:40 +0000

Review by Rebekah Hanni for Consumed (CD/DVD) Rating: This is the only music I have listened to since I received it in the mail (probably a month or two ago). This is a powerful praise album and I even workout to it so I can worship while I run!! The slow songs don't slow me down; they are so anointed and excite my sprit so much I find I run faster to them than I do the fast songs. This is an awesome praise album.

Comment on Dual Citizens: Worship and Life Between the Already and the Not Yet Reviews by Reformed Voice

Reformed Voice — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:13:55 +0000

Review by Reformed Voice for Dual Citizens: Worship and Life Between the Already and the Not Yet Rating: Having just finished Dual Citizens by Jason Stellman I must say, I loved it. A far more academic book than I expected, it was well researched and well written. While it becomes clear right from the outset that Mr. Stellman is quite the fan of Mr. Horton (quoting him a few too many times in the first couple chapters) he then moves on to quite substantial work of his own. I must admit that at this point I have not read Pilgrims Progress, so this book was my introduction to "pilgrim theology." That being said I fully endorse this book to all of my friends, regardless of their theological reading level.
Dual Citizens clearly articulates the complex distinctions between the status of the Israelites in the promise land and their status during the Diaspora. And again between a theocracy and the United States. I found that the distinctions that Mr. Stellman drew were important to and perhaps even necessary to the proper understanding of scripture. It is always important to continually grow in our understanding of scripture. This book most assuredly challenged my understanding of how Christians are to engage culture and the importance of the proper understanding of the distinction between Christian worship and the Christian life. I highly recommend this book to all, five stars, two thumbs up... whichever standard you happen to prefer. I eagerly await Mr. Stellman's next book, and should it come I will be among the first to buy it.

*I have been given a free copy of this book in exchange for posting my review of it. It was not given on the condition of a favorable review.

Comment on Love Finds a Home by Sallie Paige Bryan

Sallie Paige Bryan — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:02:49 +0000

Review by Sallie Paige Bryan for Love Finds a Home Rating: On a scale of one to ten with ten being the best, this was a wonderful
movie. The acting was great. The actors/actresses did a superb job.
The plot was tasteful and in line with the previous 7 parts of this
series. Oh how I wish we had more movies like this. Production,
direction, filming were excellent. I'm only sad that I can't look
forward to any more movies from this series. Thank you Hallmark,
and EVERYONE who participated IN and helped make this series
wonderful. Sallie Paige Bryan