Posts by Daniel Darling
Why Easter Matters in 2010
Here is a sneak preview of some of my message for Easter at Gages Lake Bible Church. A few caveats: 1) I don’t spell-check my messages 2) I don’t edit them nearly as heavily as my articles and books 3) I write my messages for speaking, so it won’t all make sense. Okay, here goes:…
Read MoreUpcoming Media Appearances
My latest book, Crash Course, is set to launch on the first week of April and so I am going to appear in interviews in the next few weeks. You can typically go their website and listen live or hear the archives: April 8th Northland Notebook with Ted Elm April 13th – The Harvest Show on…
Read MoreWelcome to My New Website
Well, its been long overdue. But I finally updated my website. My last site was nice–for 2007. But its three years hence and life has moved on.
Read MoreCrash Course
Releases – April, 2010 To Order: Amazon.com Barnes and Noble Christianbook.com ISNB#: 9781596692855 Life contains more surprises and twists than most teens couldever imagine.These unforeseen, often difficult, events routinely lead todoubt, worry, and anxiety. Crash Course, a 100-day devotionalfor teens, encourages teens to form a solid foundation of faithin God’s Word that will support them…
Read MoreTeen People of the Bible
To Order: Amazon.com Barnes and Noble Christianbook.com ISBN#:9781596690882 – Nominated for a Gold Medallion – Recommended by Brio and Breakaway – Endorsed by Susie Magazine A unique, 100-day devotional that explores the lives of 29 teens in the Bible, comparing their struggles and triumphs to the lives of everyday teens. Reviews: “Daniel Darling has produced…
Read MoreTea with Hezbollah
I was given the opportunity to review Tea with Hezbollah by Ted Dekker and Carl Medaris. The following is my review: If you have read any of Ted Dekker’s novels, you are aware that you won’t ever pick one up and find a normal read. Ted probably has one of the most imaginative minds in…
Read MoreBooks I Plan to Read This Year
Every year I read a pile of books, some from friends, others for ministry and preaching, and still others that really peak my interest. Here is my pile of books for 2010 with some comments: Every year I read a pile of books, some from friends, others for ministry and preaching, and still others that…
Read MoreMy 2010 New Year’s Resolutions
I really take New Year’s seriously. I love this time of year, because it gives me an opportunity to reflect on what God has done in the last year and to set new goals for the next year. I know that by February most of us ditch our resolutions, but I don’t think that means…
Read MoreWhat I’m Enjoying This Christmas Season
My wife of seven years, who, besides my relationship with Christ, is the greatest gift God has given me. My children: Grace Marie, 4, who is a delight, a joy, and whose infectious personality lights up our home, Dan Jr, who at 15 months is a one-man wrecking crew, but whose curiosity is so cute,…
Read MoreA Ruckus at the Back of your Bus
I just finished a powerful new book written by my friend, Pastor Bill Giovenetti. I highly recommend it. Here is my full review: How to Keep Your Inner Mess From Trashing Your Outer World Bill Giovanetti Monarch Books Every person has a cast of ugly characters riding in the back of their bus. If you’re…
Read More10 Things I’m Thankful for this Thanksgiving
1. I’m thankful for my life–given to me by God. Every breath is a blessing. 2. I’m thankful for my salvation, purchased for me on the Cross 2,000 years ago by Jesus Christ, secured forever by the Holy Spirit. This gives me the promise of eternal life in Heaven. 3. I’m thankful for my beautiful…
Read MoreThe Swiss Courier
I just finished a fantastic novel by my friend, Tricia Goyer. Here is my review: "This is a time for war, not love," says Gabi Mueller, an unlike heroine in a time of war. Hitler’s crusade had encroached upon her village and so her courage, Christian faith, and competence led her into a cooperative role…
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