Last week we were at Spring Harvest in Minehead and as I was wandering around the ‘mobile’ Wesley Owen Bookshop that they set up at these conferences, I noticed ‘The Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ and I suddenly felt convicted because I had not reviewed or even made comment on this excellent book.
If you have not read it, then I suggest you get a copy pronto, as the cartoons are insightful and extremely funny. One cartoon that particularly sticks out in my mind is of Dave’s analysis of saying the ‘grace’ (2 Corinthians 13:14), when he examines the two schools of thought on this ritual.
Aside: as you can see from the photo, it was on the ‘fiction’ stand, maybe not the most appropriate category, but at least it was on a central table. I was brave enough to prop the book up, so that others could see it more easily, but I did not have enough courage to move it to the ’speaker recommendation table’.



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17 April 2007 at 5:49 am
markrmorris2
In the foreground of this photo is a part of the Ted Dekker trilogy Black, Red, White. These amazing books will revelutionize your understanding of the relationship of Christ and the Church. Even though just a lowly novelist he rights with an insight reminiscent of C.S.Lewis or Tolkien. If you read fiction I highly recommend anything by Ted Dekker, good stuff!
17 April 2007 at 1:13 pm
David
Thanks Mark, I am fully aware that I don’t read enough, especially Christian fiction. Thanks for the recommendation.
20 April 2007 at 2:31 pm
Dave
David – sorry, I meant to thank you for this and forgot I hadn’t. Your kind words and the ‘propping’ are much appreciated.
20 April 2007 at 7:34 pm
David
No need for thanks. I only wish I were writing a book and could employ your illustration services.