We Cry Out by Jesus Culture
Jesus Culture's fervent 2007 live album captures young, unrestrained worship, including the now-beloved How He Loves.
Jesus Culture's fervent 2007 live album captures young, unrestrained worship, including the now-beloved How He Loves.
In Robert Ludlum’s The Chancellor Manuscript, a heart-pounding conspiracy thriller, novelist Peter Chancellor, mourning the loss of his family, uncovers a terrifying rumor: FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover’s death was no accident...
August 2007 was dominated by the rampaging Storm Worm, the swelling cost of the TJX card breach, and a run of leaks and laws that showed how casually personal data was still being handled.
Monthly update 208 • August 2007 • 2007-08-01 - 2007-08-31
The Enemy flashes back to 1990, with Reacher as an Army MP investigating a general's death that uncovers a conspiracy threatening national security.
Casting Crowns' 2007 album sits in the gap between worship and daily life, anchored by the grace of East to West.
Validating email addresses is hard...
Gary Moore's 1992 release, a record that leans on tone and touch. It came to me long after release and earned its place.
In 1900 Vienna, a master magician uses stunning illusions to reunite with his lost love and outwit the powerful elite in this elegant mystery.
In Robert Ludlum’s epic World War II thriller, The Gemini Contenders, a secret vault filled with ancient documents that could shake the very core of Christianity is smuggled out of a Greek monastery in 1939.
Monthly update 207 • July 2007 • 2007-07-01 - 2007-07-31
July 2007 was dominated by the fight over how long search engines and phone companies may hoard our records, while spammers and ransomware crews sharpened their tools.
In Persuader, Jack Reacher goes undercover in a Maine arms dealer's fortress to rescue a kidnapped agent and settle a decade-old score from his Army days.
Hillsong's 2007 live album exalts Christ as king and saviour, with the soaring crowd-favourite Hosanna.
In Robert Ludlum’s hilarious satirical thriller, The Road to Gandolfo, written under the pseudonym Michael Shepherd, U.S. Army General MacKenzie Hawkins, a decorated but disgraced war hero, comes up with a crazy plan to kidnap Pope Francesco I and demand a billion dollars for his release.
June 2007 saw Google branded the web's worst privacy offender while data breaches, wiretap rulings and new surveillance laws sharpened the debate over how much our digital lives reveal.
Monthly update 206 • June 2007 • 2007-06-01 - 2007-06-30
Lee Child's Without Fail sees Reacher hired to test Secret Service security for the Vice President-elect after credible assassination threats surface.
U2's fierce 1983 album turned protest into anthems, the record where the young band found its conscience and fire.
In Robert Ludlum’s thrilling World War II espionage novel, The Rhinemann Exchange, U.S. intelligence officer David Spaulding embarks on a secret mission in 1943 Buenos Aires.
May 2007 showed how loosely guarded data leaks everywhere, from the record TJX card theft to British DNA records, MySpace, ID cards and a spear-phishing raid on company bosses.
Monthly update 205 • May 2007 • 2007-05-01 - 2007-05-31
As a teenager Pentecost brings deeper thoughts. The Holy Spirit came to guide and strengthen believers.
In Echo Burning, Reacher hitches a ride in Texas with a woman who claims her abusive husband plans to kill her upon his prison release.
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007), directed by Gore Verbinski, brings the pirate lords together for a final stand against the East India Trading Company. Johnny Depp plays Jack Sparrow, rescued from the afterlife and drawn into a war for the freedom of the seas.