Reviewed by Steve Parker 

Reviewed by Jeff Boyd

Breathing. This is the metaphor Gary Haugen uses to describe the relationship between social action and evangelism.

In 1995, the landmark CG movie Toy Story came out and broke all the rules. It wasn't a cartoon, it wasn't a animated musical, and it appealed to adults as well as kids. The results were so phenomenal, it put PIXAR on the map and conventional cartoons out to pasture.

Robin Hood is a prequel to the British born legend that has spawned over 50 worldwide movies in the last century of cinema.

The Lost Meaning of the Seventh Day is one of the best books I've read in a while.

Stuart Murray, The Naked Anabaptist: The Bare Essentials of a Radical Faith (Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 2010). 

Jon Dybdahl, Hunger: Satisfying the Longing of Your Soul. Review and Herald, Autumn House, 2008. Reviewed by William J. Cork

Call it orchestral pop. Call it Euro-contemporary. Call it sweeping, yet catchy; deep, yet riveting.  I'm calling it the best new album I've heard in a good long time.

Roger Miller's debut album Crayons is an honest, heartfelt soul search by a young man living for God.

For someone who grew up on the Kings Heralds version of "Only a Boy Named David" and Sabbath afternoons sitting by those large black CD looking things we called records, I can still remember the first time I read the complete story of David and Goliath in the Bible.