Francine Rivers

Commited to building his new church, dynamic young preacher Paul Hudson loses sight of the purer intentions of his ministry and struggles to choose between his own will and God's plan.

And the Shofar Blew

Jeni Enjaian

Nearly everything about this book rubbed me the wrong way. I vaguely remembered loving the book when I first read it thirteen years ago. This time, none of that love remained.
I disliked so much about Rivers' underlying theology as well as character development or lack thereof. Rivers stated outright the simplistic characteristics of all of her primary characters. None of them truly changed throughout, not in a real way at least.
This book most definitely did not survive the second round of the purge of my personal collection.

And the Shofar Blew

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