AI Shepherds & Electric Sheep | Book review
I submitted a book review to Missiology: An International Review on “AI Shepherds & Electric Sheep: Leading & Teaching in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”…
Missio Dei | Theology | Technology
I submitted a book review to Missiology: An International Review on “AI Shepherds & Electric Sheep: Leading & Teaching in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”…
Tracking, reading through what’s been said critically about BatB on both camps, especially on a popular pro-family FB page, I think we need to be…
I wrote a book review for “The Complete Book of Discipleship” by Bill Hull for OMF’s Mission Round Table on the theme of discipleship.https://www.faith2share.net/perch/resources/vol9-no2-september2014-discipleship-in-east-asia-1.pdf“
Lucado, Max. Fearless. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2009.As the title suggests, this book explores various key fears one faces in life, as related to our relationship…
The Heart of Mentoring is a good read for those keen on learning about mentoring others. Stoddard discusses 10 principles for developing people, covering areas…
Crabb, Larry. Real Church. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2002.As the subtitle reads, this book explores if the real church actually exists, and what constitutes a real…
http://amyiswalkinginthespirit.blogspot.com/2009/06/movie-review-of-religulous.htmlA review of Bill Maher’s new movie, Religulous. Along similar lines as Jesus Camp, but more political and sexual humour.(read more)
http://www.christianitytoday.com/moviesChristianity Today Movies is an award-winning website devoted to film reviews, interviews and commentary, all written from a biblical perspective. Our mission statement is “to…
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_277387.html Straits Times, 11 Sep 2008The first review of 7 religious groups with annual incomes of over S$10 million each has been completed by the…
http://www.pluggedinonline.com/movies/movies/a0004056.cfmFocus on the Family30 Jun 2008Fantasy lovers love allegory. And nobody’s known more for creating allegorical fantasy than C.S. Lewis. So it’s to great anticipation…
