When the Secret Keepers Are Gone
When the Secret Keepers are Gone By Crystal Hawkins A Review by Dwight A. Moody, PhD “I never meant to write a book.” So asserts Crystal Hawkins on page 203 of her memoir. She got into it through therapy, which is a good thing considering all the drama and trauma she endured growing up. Reading this book will remind you of how bad some people have it. And it was bad. In California before and after they moved to South Carolina. Drugs and jails, debt and danger, poverty and flight, foulness of all kinds. Hawkins describes it all in stunning detail and shocking summary: Even though I was in constant battle with my mother, it was actually my father who pushed me to my breaking ...
Conservatism: A Rediscovery
By Yoram Hazony A Review by Dwight A. Moody As a Christian preacher ...
The Case for Christian Nationalism
The Case for Christian Nationalism By Stephen Wolfe A Review by Dwight A. Moody ...
Joyful Christian Pilgrims
Note: Following the distribution of my earlier hymn "Glory to God," a friend wrote, "Can you ...
Brave Cities
The Archaeology, Artistry, and Architecture of Kingdom Ecosystems By Taylor McCall & Hugh Halter ...
Hard and Holy Work
Hard and Holy Work A Lenten Journey through the Book of Exodus By Mary Alice ...
The Dream of God
The Dream of God: A Call to Return By Verna J. Dozier A Review by ...
The Last Thing
Sixty years ago, a young folk singer wrote and recorded a song that has just ...
Ten John Prine Songs
I had never heard of John Prine until three months after he died. But since ...
Broken Faith
Broken Faith Inside One of America’s Most Dangerous Cults By Mitch Weiss and Holbrook Mohr ...
The Great Dechurching
The Great DeChurching: Who’s Leaving, Why Are They Going, and What Will It Take to ...
Preparing for War
Preparing for War The Extremist History of White Christian Nationalism—and What Comes Next By Bradley ...
Mean Spirit
by Linda Hogan A Review by Dwight A. Moody The movie “Killers of the Flower ...
