Jonathan Leeman

There are some really good things in here, but in the end Leeman jumps on the "Racist!" bandwagon. Even in the midst of his discussion about that issue, there are some really good points, but I'm disappointed that the book leaves me feeling like his answer to "what's wrong with politics?" is racism.

Post Pandemic book about the importance of going back to a brick and mortar church family. It was very encouraging and full of scripture. This is an important book for right now.

Great book on the the basics of church membership, why it matters, what a church is, and how life should look as a member of a church. Would highly recommend as a primer for those wondering where church membership is in Scripture and how we are to act accordingly because of it.

This is a very short but convicting read. It’s also incredibly timely (purposely so, I believe). This has been an election year like none other with even the Christian church funding itself torn apart in places by butter politics. I’m sad this book is necessary, but grateful someone had the courage and compassion to speak the truth. I recommend this book.