The Phantom Tollbooth
Music and more from a Christian perspective
Slow down, and have your change ready
Since 1996
Past Book Reviews
Leave the dumbing-down to Classics Illustrated – this is a re-telling with some dirt under its fingernails.
The question – and it’s a great one – that the author convincingly attempts to answer, is who named these constellations …and why?
Key early text defends the Christian faith
Seeing God in the shadows
A life lived on the forward edge
Antony embodies a holy belligerence to evil that still inspires.
Baab gives careful thought to friendship and technology.
Analysis of language styles unlocks meaning.
I am far from the only one to call this a must-read book, especially for Christians, wherever they stand on the left-right spectrum and however they regard same-sex attraction.
Scholarly dialogue on human flourishing and compassion for people are what makes this special.
Believe In The Impossible
What recovery looks like
In graphic novel format, this depiction of the last book of the Bible dramatically places us shoulder to shoulder with John The Revelator.
