The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

It's the end of another year. I like to keep track of my reading each year, so here's this year's reading list. 1. From Weakn...

It’s the end of another year, and time to review my reading over the past year. I've managed to increase my books again this year - up ...

It's the end of another year, and another year of reading. I've been keeping track of the books that I've read each year since ...

I like to keep track of the books I've read each year, and then select my top five. We're coming towards the end of the year, so he...

Each year I like to keep a record of the books I've read, and pick my top five. As with last year, the blog book reviews dried up, but ...

Having witnessed from afar and having benefited from his teaching and writing ministry, it seems to be a good rule of thumb that if Christo...

Books can be like a springboard. Something that seems so small and insignificant can propel you higher and further than you would have thou...

Books come in all different sizes - from multi-volume works down to short and snappy treatises. At the shorter and snappier end comes this ...

They say it's better late than never, and it's definitely so in this instance. I probably should have read 'Why Vote Leave'...

It was the question the disciples asked the Lord Jesus: 'Teach us to pray.' Ever since, disciples of the Lord have been seeking to ...

The Good Book Company have launched their own distinctive range of devotional-style commentaries under the title of 'God's Word For...

I've mentioned previously that for a while, all my reading was on the subject of suffering. Jamie Freeman's book 'Though He Sla...

Almost everything that John Piper writes is worth reading, and his little book on Ruth, 'A Sweet and Bitter Providence' is very def...

My book reviews have faded into non-existence since January, so I'm hoping to keep up my reading and my reviewing. Here goes... You m...

Tim Challies makes a big claim at the start of this little book. When I read it, I was dubious, but here it is: 'I believe this book ca...

I like to keep track of the books I read, and tot them up at the end of each year. I normally try to review them on the blog as well, but i...

I've always been interested in history. It probably traces back to a leaflet produced by Banbridge District Council many years ago call...

If you know me at all, you'll know I like my food. This book sounds like a perfect one for me, and it really was. Tim Chester has writt...

The parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector takes up just seven verses in our Bibles. It's a memorable short story with a sting i...

Back in the 17th and 18th century, word spread about the possibilities and opportunities of going to the new world. Not too far from here, ...