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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

CCC Apr 12, Craig Froman "Attic Books"

Craig Froman, Asst. Editor, Attic Books
"Life of Andrew Jackson"
New Leaf Press (Attic Books), (1850) 2011, 978-0-89051-603-4, $19.99
"Life of John Knox"
New Leaf Press (Attic Books), (1833) 2011, 978-0-89051-602-7, $14.99
Craig talked about the Attic Books line of book reproductions, including New Leaf's rationale for it. He goes on to discuss the historical contributions of Knox and Jackson, respectively.

Interview length: 28 min. Click on the book title to listen.
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Monday, April 11, 2011

CCC Apr 11, Stephen Viars "Putting Your Past In Its Place"

Stephen Viars
"Putting Your Past In Its Place"
Harvest House, 2011, 978-0-7369-2739-0, $12.99
Many of us believe either "our past is nothing" and suppress the brokenness we've experienced, or we believe our past is everything and allow it to control our present and future. Steve introduces a third way, by exploring the role of the past as God intended. www.fbclafayette.org 

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Friday, April 8, 2011

CCC Apr 8, Ray Comfort "The Defender's Guide For Life's Toughest Questions"

Ray Comfort
"The Defender's Guide For Life's Toughest Questions"
Master Books, 2011, 978-0-89051-604-1, $12.99
With the influx of new atheism, multitudes of professing Christian young people are going to college and leaving their faith. Ray Comfort has collected some of the toughest questions and offers sound biblical responses. www.livingwaters.com

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Thursday, April 7, 2011

CCC Apr 7, Bodie Hodge "Dragons"

Bodie Hodge
"Dragons"
Master Books, 2011, 978-0-89051-558-7, $17.99
"Legend and Lore of Dinosaurs." A fascinating presentation on dragons and their biblical connection will shed light on the truth of their existence and connection to the last living dinosaurs. www.answersingenesis.org

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Wednesday, April 6, 2011

CCC Apr 6, James Dill "Your Mind At Its Best"

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James Dill, MD
"Your Mind At Its Best"
Revell, 2011, 978-0-8007-3292-9, $13.99
You want a healthy brain, one that continues to function at high levels throughout your life. But did you know you can help make that goal a reality? James distills the most current research on gaining and maintaining optimal brain health. You'll discover a wide variety of tips and tricks to keep your mind sharp, including how your brain is affected by a variety of practices.

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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

CCC Apr 5, Carolyn Twietmeyer "Project Hopeful"

Carolyn Twietmeyer
"Project Hopeful"
www.projecthopeful.org
Carolyn relates the story of how she became aware of the need to adopt AIDS orphans, and how she came to start Project Hopeful. She also seeks to educate people. AIDS, she says, is never transmitted by casual contact, or even in normal family situations. Project Hopeful wants to help families adopt as a ministry to these orphans, and in obedience to the Lord.

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Monday, April 4, 2011

CCC Apr 4, David Levy "Gray Matter"

David Levy, MD
"Gray Matter"
Tyndale, 2011, 978-1-4143-3975-7, $14.99
When neurosurgeon, Dr. David Levy, decided to ask his patients if he could pray with them prior to surgery, he had no idea what to expect. This is the story of a  doctor's journey into combining medicine and faith. It provides a glimpse into the heart and mind of a neurosurgeon.

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