Who has the responsibility to lead, protect, and provide for a family? The father. But all across the country, and around the world, fathers are failing -- giving up, giving out, giving in.Keep Reading »
Who has the responsibility to lead, protect, and provide for a family? The father. But all across the country, and around the world, fathers are failing -- giving up, giving out, giving in.
I usually avoid modern Christian fiction, simply because much of it tends to be brain-deadening fluff with little or no spiritual substance. Thankfully, however, there are exceptions. And Randy Alcorn’s crime thriller Deception is one of them.
The Purity Principle by Randy Alcorn is in the same collection as The Treasure Principle and it remains an equally important part of our lives. Along with The Treasure Principle, I plan on re-reading this book yearly. The author is very clear about what he feels is important on this subject, and he communicates it well to his readers.
The Treasure Principle is a short, little, unassuming book, that doesn’t appear to jump out to you in any special way. I picked this short volume by Randy Alcorn up at a book giveaway; it’s been on my reading list for months. When I finally sat down to read it, it was only because it was short and looked easy. But this book contains principles that will guide you for the rest of your life.