David Walker

The way the narrator told the story was so funny to listen to!

Revisado: 10-22-24

Loved the California valley girl accent! I was in love with the story and performance!

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Foundational and Practical

Revisado: 03-19-24

Excellent historical overview of creeds and confessions and how they practically applied to us today. Should be a standard read for any Christian who wants to understand confessionalism and self reflection if their church really upholds biblical teachings.

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If you like true crime..

Revisado: 03-07-24

Calling this an avg 3-star performance and story for two reasons:
1) narration emoted a lot which I find annoying and distracting.
2) the stat collection on deaths for pregnant women was shallow and marginal to the story. More powerful would have been family therapists or other relational studies on how abused women act/engage.

Early on, this was a textbook bad news bears marriage. Any time it looks that perfect, know it’s not and stuff is likely WAY bad when the guests all leave. Sad state of human condition, but thankful so many are now aware this mess happens.

And I won’t even start on the husband’s family and red flags there. Yikes. This story made me mad and sad. Happy to put it away now.

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Great information and storytelling

Revisado: 01-27-24

Enjoyed the narrator. At times the story could be tedious but it’s a fantastic wealth of information that give a full scope of the political landscape and personal background leading up to and through the civil war. Highly recommend.

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Political hacking with blatant bias

Revisado: 01-01-24

I was hoping for an attempted unbiased, fact-based assessment of presidential performance. No such luck. The blind eye to equally bad conservative presidents was blatant and painful to listen to.

Gross.

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Thought provoking, convicting testimony

Revisado: 09-01-23

I’m not sure what I expected, but wanted something different than my usual for a work road trip. This has been in my reading list for a while so I hit play and set the cruise control en route to DC. I’m grateful for God’s providential control over all things in my life — even this choice. What a compelling, convicting, powerful testimony!

Dr. Butterfield doesn’t hold punches in her story but doesn’t dive in to graphic details for shock value either. Along the way, she highlights the opportunities Christians have to remember we’re sinners, whether in outreach to non-believers or with fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. While hers is a bit more conservative than my beliefs, I gained very relevant and useful perspectives from this story.

1) accepting, while not approving
2) listening to know people, not waiting for a turn to share the gospel
3) investing the high value time instead of the spare time
4) an incredibly well articulated biblical view of marriage — and spoiler, no pithy one-liner for that one.

Very good book and very powerful, talented woman seeking Christ - an inspiration in how we’re called to use our gifts for God’s glory!

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Entertaining read for the whole family

Revisado: 06-10-23

Best parts: humor, action, enjoyable characters and narrators

Worst parts: occasionally cheesy lines and conversations, but pretty on par for superhero entertainment

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Good narrators for a weird real life act

Revisado: 02-01-23

If you’re in to true crime, check this one out. It’s better than the usual podcast and not as dry as a court reading

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A study in bias?

Revisado: 11-22-22

This “lecture series” was pathetic and I’m sad for every person who is subjected to it after me. The only positive things I can say is the lecturer is energized and animated. But the content here is generated from a very simple-minded assessment of the record of Paul’s life. I must assume this stems from the lecturer’s own bias. That’s sad — at least he’s not claiming to be a fact-based scientist.

The real damage is fine when the story teller ignores opportunities to acknowledge his limits of knowledge and evidence and instead forces his premises on the audience.

Getting my credit back won’t return the brain cells that died during this.

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Excellent book on eldership in the church

Revisado: 09-23-22

Very good, thorough, biblical understanding and practical application of the office of elder in the Protestant church.

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