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A Practical View of Christianity (Hendrickson Christian Classics)

4 reviews
William Wilberforce

Hendrickson Publishers, 2006

Intelligent and Well-Reasoned
Even though I am not at all a fundamentalist and usually stay clear of books that take a more "evangelical" stance, at the advice of a friend I decided to read this book, and I am glad that I did. Wilberforce obviously spent a great deal of time deciding what to say, and in finding examples to support his arguments, which are from biblical, literary and real-life sources. One of the most ...

How Now Shall We Live?

88 reviews
Charles Colson, Nancy Pearcey

Tyndale House Publishers, 2004

Fantastic read
A great resource for every Christian and person who truly desires to understand the conflict between our culture and the Christian faith. Those who are not of the Christian faith might have a problem with Chuck's writings. After all, Biblically speaking darkness always hates it when you shine some light into it. But I do believe that even the most skeptical can gain some positive insight, some ...

The Good Life

30 reviews
Charles Colson, Harold Fickett

Tyndale House Publishers, 2005

Searching beyond Google for Truth
Rings a bell, lights a bulb and deep down inside heart of hearts you know what colson shares is the truth. The spins stops here. I am devouring all of the bibliographic books and movies. The stories and the incidents is a good look at the reality and how the world is supposed to be. Start your search beyond Google and you will come to the cross. He is the truth and the life.

The Body: Being Light in Darkness

7 reviews
Charles Colson, Ellen Santilli Vaughn

Thomas Nelson, 1992

A convicting work
I came upon Charles Colson's book The Body by accident. I have never considered myself much of a theologian, but I was a person who was content with my Christianity. After reading this amazing book, I have seen the true purpose of Christianity in the world, and I know just how poor of an example of Jesus I actually am. This book will open the eyes of anyone who is longing for the answer of ...

Lies That Go Unchallenged in Popular Culture (Colson, Charles)

9 reviews
Charles Colson, James S. Bell Jr.

Tyndale House Publishers, 2005

Lies That Go Unchallenged in Popular Culture (Charles Colson)
Purchased to read this winter. I feel sure it will be excellent as all his books are. Sandra

The Faith: What Christians Believe, Why They Believe It, and Why It Matters

46 reviews
Charles W. Colson, Harold Fickett

Zondervan, 2008

Clarity
Colson takes the psycho-babble of the so called fair minded critics of religion and shreds it. The Faith: Given Once, For All, is a clear statement of Christianity and how it is attacked.

How Now Shall We Live? Study Guide

2 reviews
Charles Colson, Nancy Pearcey

Tyndale House Publishers, 1999

Truly a valuable resource to understand the days we live in
This is an excellent book. Chuck Colson and Nancy Pearcey have done an outstanding job of equipping the reader with a clear understanding of how important the Christian worldview is and how to fight against worldviews that oppose biblical Christianity. Don't be discouraged by some of the heavy reading early in the book when the authors are explaining scientific terms and theories. Press on, ...

God & Government

8 reviews
Charles W. Colson

Zondervan, 2007

Vintage Colson - Makes You Think and Not Just Feel!
Like Colson's other books, Kingdoms in Conflict challenges you to think deeply about what and why you believe. The title focuses on the precarious balance Christians experience between heavy involvement and no involvement in politics. Colson's thesis seems to be that Christians need to maintain a balance - being in the world while not being of the world and Christians must be a light to the ...

Born Again (Hendrickson Classic Biographies)

19 reviews
Charles W. Colson

Hendrickson Publishers, 2008

Could anything good come of Watergate?
It's been 30 years since the events of Watergate started making history. A whole generation has grown up largely unaware, I suspect, of the significance of those events. I've followed Chuck Colson's work and writing almost since the beginning of Prison Fellowship and have developed a tremendous respect for the man. But only recently have I bothered to go back and read this book which tells how ...

Loving God

23 reviews
Charles W. Colson

Zondervan, 1997

Loving God
This is a wonderful book whether you are Christian or not. It really depicts what Loving God really is. This book has helped me make my decision for Christ. There are many stories inside that really depicts the foundations for loving God. Chuck Colson has incorporated many wonderful testimonies that truly depicts how wonderful this God is.

Religious Affections: A Christian's Character Before God

4 reviews
Jonathan Edwards, Charles W. Colson

Regent College Publishing, 2003

Defines the term "spiritual classic"
Houston's abridgement and editing have led to this one effect among others: Reading the book itself becomes a spiritual experience. We become examined, humbled, then excited and inspired. These are the questions Edwards' explores: What are the roles of the affections (i.e., emotions) for a Christian? How do we know they are genuinely from God's grace? In answering this he points to the ...

Lies That Go Unchallenged in Media & Government (Lies That Go Unchallenged)

1 review
Charles Colson

Tyndale House Publishers, 2005

Intellectual and spiritual ammunition
Charles Colson is always worth listening too. And many millions do, with his Breakpoint radio series. The essays here come from this program, and comprise some of the best of Colson's Christian commentary on the issues of the day. Like the companion volume, Lies That Go Unchallenged in Popular Culture, these essays can be read in a few short hours, but they reflect a lifetime of learning, wisdom ...

The Design Revolution: Answering The Toughest Questions About Intelligent Design

64 reviews
William A. Dembski

IVP Books, 2004

Gives clarifications
In this well-written book W.Dembski answers many of the toughest questions that are often asked about Intelligent Design. He points out that ID is not based on a religious or theological position, but is based on the scientific process of studying the evidence, no matter where it leads. He clarifies what ID is, and what it is not. He makes the important distinction between detecting design and ...

The Christian in Today's Culture: Developing A Christian Worldview (How Now Shall We Live?)

3 reviews
Charles Colson, Nancy Pearcey

Tyndale House Publishers, 2001

Garry Sahl
Western Culture used to be Christian based on the Bible and the ten commandments,"In God We Trust", but now it is Humanist through our education establishments to the rest of our society.Humanism has replaced Christianity in law and education.We have become a politically correct relitivistic,darwinian humanist society.Study the Humanist Manifesto's one and two to see how the so-called fathers of ...

Spiritual Birthline: Understanding How We Experience the New Birth

5 reviews
Stephen E. Smallman

Crossway Books, 2006

Great stories about how God works!
It's always hard to decide who is more famous, Steve Smallman, Sr, or Steve Smallman, Jr. . . . having said that, this book is a tremendous set of stories and studies about how God mysteriously moves in human lives to draw people to Himself. It shows, through winsome narratives, how God gently works in the inner places of human hearts, in ways that are visible only to Him. This spiritual ...

Your Word Is Truth: A Project of Evangelicals and Catholics Together

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2002

Human Dignity in the Biotech Century: A Christian Vision for Public Policy (Colson, Charles)

3 reviews

InterVarsity Press, 2004

Reflections on a Brave New World
The title of this collection of essays is both a good summary of the book and an important warning as to where we are headed as a society. Certainly the 21st century will be known as the century of biotechnology. Whether genetic engineering, designer babies, human cloning, stem cell research or nanotechnology, the advances in this field will continue apace. But so too will the ethical concerns. ...

The One Year Devotions for People of Purpose (One Year Book)

1 review
Charles Colson, Anne Morse

Tyndale House Publishers, 2006

Looking for a book to grow and learn about truth?
I bought this book as a result of reading The Good Life by Chuck Colson. Can you imagine that the Lord chose Chuck (He predestined Chuck) to become one of his greatest witnesses to the truth based on the history and circumstances from which Chuck arrived? I am still growing in Christ but I am truly drawn to what the Bible states as truth and Chuck's alignment with the truth. He brings very ...

Being the Body (Colson, Charles)

4 reviews
Charles Colson, Ellen Vaughn

Thomas Nelson, 2004

Typical Colson Brilliance
Like his other book, How Now Shall We Live?, Colson argues brilliantly and convicingly for a Christian worldview. This book is not perfect and I have my disagreements with him on several issues, which I will voice later, but this was extremely edifying to the saints. He has divided the book into three parts: What is the Church? The Church against the World. The Church in the world. ...

Idols for Destruction: The Conflict of Christian Faith and American Culture

4 reviews
Herbert Schlossberg

Crossway Books, 1993

One of Chip's Top Ten (wordsntone.com)
A bit heady, but worth it. Schlossberg writes as a Christian and systematically goes through the 20th century influences on Western thought and compares them with a traditional Judeo-Christian worldview. This is a thinking book-and will cause you to think past your "in the box" notions about our faith. As the author quotes, "He who marries the spirit of an age, soon finds himself a widower."

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