Reviews by Jonathan Hunt
She Still Calls Me Daddy
On 5/3 Jonathan Hunt wrote: Because there were no other titles on offer, ages ago I took a copy of ‘She still calls me Daddy’ from the Thomas Nelson book reviewing programme. Apparently this book is the sequel to ‘She calls me Daddy’, which I have never read, possibly because I have no daughters. I have finally got around to ... Book Review: She still calls me Daddy
Fearless
On 9/8 Jonathan Hunt wrote: I’ll admit, I’ve not read a book by Max Lucado before. If this is his best offering, I doubt that I will be going through the back-catalogue. I don’t want to be entirely negative about the book, but in my letter from the author, he said I didn’t have to give a positive review just because ... ‘Fearless’ by Max Lucado
Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century
On 7/11 Jonathan Hunt wrote: This book is a marvellous introduction to the dangerous theology of the ‘Word Faith’ movement. In sympathetic style, Hanegraaff first lifts the lid on the extent of the false teaching, and then introduces the main personalities behind it. He considers in detail the major errors, and then provides ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
Holding Fast
On 4/9 Jonathan Hunt wrote: Note: This is the first review I have done for Thomas Nelson. It has taken a long time to get done because it took three months for the book to arrive! ‘Holding fast’ is a true story, told by the wife of Kelly James, an architect and keen mountaineer who died following a tragic accident on ... Book Review: Holding Fast by Karen James