Written by Eric Metaxas, Martin Luther: The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World is thoroughly researched and readable. Metaxas perfectly blends historical and Biblical facts into a seamless biography of a man who literally changed Christianity. Martin Luther’s life was jam packed. He
Don’t Burn This Book is written by the smart and entertaining Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report. Mr. Rubin spent most of his life as a classical liberal but has since parted ways with the Democrat left. This book is not a memoir but more
Manatee Coffee is a great coffee with a great cause. “Drink coffee. Save manatees.” I had never heard of Manatee Gourmet Coffee until I got some as a gift. I tried two flavors, the “Caribbean Delight” and “Manatee Blend”. The Caribbean was a bit too
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry is a lengthy western that begins in the tiny town of Lonesome Dove, Texas. At 850+ pages, the book is lengthy yet highly readable. It also happened to earn the Pulitzer Prize in 1986. The story revolves around two aging
How To Destroy America In Three Easy Steps is conservative commentator and author Ben Shapiro’s latest book. Shapiro is extremely bright and his book mirrors the way he talks. It is fast paced, if a bit rushed and loaded with useful information. With a provocative
Fortitude – American Resilience in the Era of Outrage tells the story of Navy SEAL and United States Representative from Texas, Dan Crenshaw. But more than that, this book is a model of how to thrive cancel culture and self pity to led a happy
Them By Ben Sasse is a dive into our deepening divide in politics and life experiences. Sasse is a U.S. Senator from Nebraska and a gifted writer and speaker. Them: Why We Hate Each Other and How to Heal starts out explaining how loneliness, often
Verena Street Coffee Company offers excellent craft coffee that makes you feel like your at your favorite local cafe. With beans roasted in Iowa, Verena Street gives you that hometown, Midwestern farming vibe. I tried three varieties: Lock & Dam #11, Knotter Bourbon, and Farmhouse
Church of Cowards: A Wake-Up Call to Complacent Christians is written by culture commentator Matt Walsh. Walsh is largely known from his popular podcast/show on the conservative media website, The Daily Wire. But Matt’s writing and public speeches are what makes him even more interesting
The Compton Cowboys is a story about several young black men and women who grew up riding horses in Compton, California. Each person has an interesting, and usually harrowing tale, about growing up around gangs, drugs, alcohol, and violence. But each story is enlivened by