John Henderson

Painting an intimate portrait of a man’s life is an extraordinary thing. Historians and biographers have written wonderful books about the men and women who have shaped our world. Peggy Noonan’s portrait of Ronald Reagan stands above them all.  Noonan I’ve long enjoyed Noonan’s writing, thinking, and observations. Noonan outshines herself with “When Character Was King.” Her hallmark is get out of

Probing the depths of “Where did we come from” is challenging, but worth it.  Ken Ham, Hugh Ross, Deborah Haarsma, and Stephen Meyer make separate cases for four different views. “Four Views on Creation, Evolution, and Intelligent Design” presents various views, and the editor J.B. Stump lets the experts present their evidence. It’s easy to learn

Few brother duos spark interest like the Wright Brothers. While the Wright Brothers are a household name, many don’t know the best parts of their story. David McCullough brought Orville and Wilbur Wright to life in his book, The Wright Brothers because he wanted people to know more than their names – he wanted to inspire us through

Talk radio has helped inform listeners about politics and current events for decades. Rush Limbaugh is the greatest talk radio host of all-time, but there are other radio legends. Among them is Mark Levin. His new book, The Democrat Party Hates America, provides a succinct review of many talking points from his radio show.  Who is Mark

Why care what a Hollywood actor has to say about life? More specifically, does Mathew McConaughey contribute anything useful in his book, Greenlights? Watch the YouTube Review. Better Than Expected Despite significant skepticism, Greenlights is much better than expected. McConaughey has extraordinary natural gifts: good looking, high intelligence, maturity, and parents who insisted on strong values. How can

Martha. Dolley. Abigail.  These are the names of the women most commonly thought of when speaking of the founding mothers of the country. And while they certainly deserve the honor and praise bestowed upon them, one mother is often forgotten about by history. That is the mother of the country’s first President: Mary Ball Washington.

This summary of Peter Attia’s book, “Outlive,” plucks the takeaways from his enormously helpful book. This is more than a health book. “Outlive” is not a beginner’s book to health and fitness. It assumes a basic knowledge and readers have been actively seeking healthy habits already. By dispensing with the “get out and walk” pep