Does author credibility matter? Does your answer change depending upon whether we talk about nonfiction or fiction?

Or how about this question. Does it really matter what the author was trying to do when they wrote the book if all we want is the information within or the entertainment of the book?

What do you think?

Benjamin Franklin wrote of a weekly small group that challenged each other to grow. Busy as he was, he knew they were vital. What about you?

I didn’t want to read about the poor eating habits of America. But Steve Willis’s Winning the Food Fight surprised me in many ways.

It’s Children’s Book Week! Technically it’s Children’s Authors and Illustrators Week! But that’s a mouthful. I’m claiming the privilege of simplifying.

Was Jesus’ sole purpose in to live a perfect life, die, conquer death, and be raised back to life? What about John 17:4? What was His completed work?

How are your New Year’s resolutions going? Did you set new goals for 2020? Are you still making progress on them? Or did you even bother? Let me help!