There is little doubt that for many, the new Os Guinness book, Fools Talk: Recovering the Art of Christian Persuasion (InterVarsity Press; $22.00 – our cost, $17.60) is one of the most eagerly anticipated books of the year. Dr. Guinness … Continue reading
When I hear high powered leaders talking about all they accomplish (or get others to accomplish) I sometimes think of that old Emily Dickinson poem – I’m nobody! So I was struck when Dr. Curt Thompson, in his splendid work … Continue reading
We often tell folks that they can pre-order almost any book at any indie bookstore; despite how publishers and authors inexplicitly tell people to go to Amazon (which may, admittedly, be easy, since they get data from publishers usually before … Continue reading
30% OFF CLEARANCE SALE BUT FIRST, MY EPIC POST-JUBILEE REFLECTION AND THEN SOME BOOKS ON SALE FOR 30% OFF – AND A FREE BOOK OFFER, TOO. FOUR DAYS ONLY. In our last post where we highlighted some brand new books … Continue reading
Hearts & Minds Bookstore BEST BOOKS OF 2017 – PART TWO We hope you saw our first part of this epic list of some of the best books released in 2017. As I explained, I’m somewhat reluctant – apparently not … Continue reading
Please feel free to use our secure order form page. The link at the bottom of this BookNotes post will take you there. We will deduct the discount and confirm everything promptly and quite personally. Thank you. THE PREVIOUS BOOKNOTES: … Continue reading
As I usually say as I introduce our Best of the Year awards, these might better be called Byron’s Personal Favorite Books of the Year. That doesn’t quite get it right, either, though, as I’m trying to get at some … Continue reading
Okay, book fans, here’s a little deal to help you start the year off right. You can pick one from each of these three categories, and if you do, you will own a nice package of good reading — I … Continue reading
Okay, we’ve paired a number of good books — mostly new, although a few chestnuts, too — with a particular sort of reader, someone maybe on your gift list to whom you might want to give a book. Of course … Continue reading
I had to leave the room – standing in the back of the space where CCO campus ministry staff was worshipping together, I felt tears well up. Granted the band was very cool, the acoustic guitars and mandolin doing first … Continue reading