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Comment by Amy Lignor on March 3, 2012 at 7:36am

Hey everyone!  A Christian YA that is finally giving all the others a run for their money :)  I hope you enjoy! 

From the very first page, I was hooked. The plot keeps you begging for more

5 out 5 Stars!

http://noveldtales.blogspot.com/2012/03/angel-chronicles-blog-tour-review-day.html

Comment by CBM Christian Book Marketing on March 2, 2012 at 2:41pm

"Beware the Winds of Doctrine" by Author Henry Miranda is a call to stand fast upon the Holy Word of God, the Bible. As many preach the Gospel, we as Christians are called to be diligent students of the Word of God. By doing this we are taking hold of the truth, which enables us to have the knowledge not to be deceived. Many false teachers and preachers evangelize a Gospel that has turned away from the true Word of God. Henry Miranda in his book exhorts the born again Christian to study diligently the Word of God in this hour to know the truth and to not be led away by false doctrines.

As winds blow from one place to another, so the author writes that preachers have turned from the Word of God to become people pleasers. Many preach not the true Word of God, but preach what people want to hear. We as Christians are called to live a godly, holy life of repentance, turning away from sin and the lure of the world. Knowing your Bible will not only keep you from being deceived by false doctrines, but will also lead the reader on a path to living a life in Christ.

False religion is a tool of man and Satan that can keep one bound in false doctrine. therefore, we must know the Gospel of Jesus Christ only and daily live out the Gospel in our own lives as followers of Christ.

The author backs up his work by many scripture references. This book is suggested to be very helpful for the new Christian. Henry Miranda urges others to study the entire Bible in context and to read fully the entire gospel of Jesus Christ. We are to test the teachings we hear, to make sure they line up according to scripture. Jesus warned that there would be many false teachers and false prophets and warned us to be aware of wolves in sheep's clothing. The author is sounding the call to all Christians to study according to the Bible and not to believe everything that is preached from the pulpit.

Henry Miranda is a Bible teacher, Author, Writer and Evangelist. He lives in Southern California and has four daughters. He has written five books to include:

Eternal Life, Fellowship with God: Bright Lights on the Path Leading to Jesus, You've Been Warned, The Path to Eternal Life and his current book, Beware the Winds of Doctrine. You can learn more about Henry Miranda and his books by visiting Author Henry Miranda.

To order Author Henry Miranda's book Beware the Winds of Doctrine and other Henry Miranda books visit Beware the Winds of Doctrines on Amazon. You may also get the book on Kindle and you may also visit the writer at Faithwriters where you can read additional writings by the author.

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Comment by Harry Blutstein on February 2, 2012 at 9:11pm

I run a book review site that deals mainly with issues around globalization see http://harryblutstein.com/category/book-reviews/. I'm interested at reviewing mainstream books on politics, economics, environment and social issues, as long as they have global significance.  I only review nonfiction.  Contact me at http://harryblutstein.com/contact/.

Comment by Courtney Bauman on January 28, 2012 at 10:20pm

Hello! I'm new here. I just thought I would let you guys know that I have a book reviewing website baumanbookreviews.com I would be very interested in ready any of your novels. I have a nook, so if you have ebook files for them, that would be awesome! I look forward to getting to know all of you. If you would like a review feel free to contact me through email at CBauman@mail.roosevelt.edu :)

Comment by Santonio Thompson on January 27, 2012 at 8:48pm

Hello family i have a one of a kind novel.i dont have the money to shelf publish what do i need to do.thanks so much for listening and being there.santonio thompson

Comment by Marsha Randolph on January 10, 2012 at 7:49pm

I review books by Christian Authors of all genres. http://marsharandolph.wordpress.com/book-reviews-and-commentary/

Comment by Joanna Ryde on December 15, 2011 at 6:31am

Hi all!! Looking for reviewers and blogs for a book tour for my book Diary Of A Ryde - http://www.amazon.com/Diary-of-a-Ryde-ebook/dp/B006GELT7W/ref=tmm_k...

 

You can view more about me on my website - www.JoannaRyde.com

 

Look forward to hearing from you!

Comment by Steven "The Reviewer" King on November 8, 2011 at 6:48am

My review of Robert Orfali's Grieving a Soulmate. If you know someone experiencing grief or is in the throes of such a struggle...this book is highly commended.  Robert was a participating caregiver when the love of his life, Jerri, succumbed to cancer. It was a gripping read...

You may read the review at my blog...follows welcome.

 

-Steve King

http://booksatthebeach.blogspot.com

http://about.me/booksatthebeach

Twitter: @BooksatBeach

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Comment by Diane A Brown on November 7, 2011 at 9:27pm

I've yet to write the elusive first novel... though I have started time and again.  However, I enjoy the works of others on a daily basis and post them on my Blogs. Christian Fiction is my main focus at "The Readers Cove" http://thereaderscove.blogspot.com/  I have a "Christmas Fiction" Page http://christmasfictionfavorites.blogspot.com/ and a general fiction page http://thereaderscovefictionreviews.blogspot.com/  My Review Request contact information is found here:  http://thereaderscove.blogspot.com/p/review-request-guidelines.html

I usually have several Christmas Fictions to read this time of year but I'm usually open to additional title considerations. 

Comment by Glenda A. Bixler on October 25, 2011 at 7:20am

Hi Eddie,  I'm a member here as many others are, we would be automatically sharing that info as part of our profile...and we normally can be found not only here but on many other sites. There are also directories where we are listed...I guess I'm wondering if there is a specific reason why you are asking for a list since there are so many of us, and in so many places, that a list would be practically impossible to maintain. Normally, those who need a review come to us via the social site on which we are members. Could I recommend that you be more specific regarding your need, so that those reviewers who are interested could provide their info. Many of us only read hard copy books for instance...others only do fiction, or even specific genre fiction...We'd like to help, but just adding our name to a generic list seems unusual and, perhaps, even a waste of time???

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