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All in book reviews
This book may be the best book I will read this year. At 300 pages in small type, it’s intimidating. Don’t let that discourage you. It is so worth your time and effort.
Many Christians would do well to read and be challenged by the majority of the book. However, I wish the latter part of the book came with a warning label.
The Bible is one grand, beautiful story. Many think the Old and New Testaments to be clearly divided or they perceive God to have had a major change between the Old and New. This couldn’t be further from the truth.
In this book, you will find the struggle of sin and the power of the gospel on full display. Jackie is real and so, so vulnerable.
When I found out that Thomas Schreiner had written a book on spiritual gifts, I knew I wanted to check it out.
Crossway and Joel Beeke have teamed up to release what I think is a valuable resource for pastors and teachers. No matter what tribe or camp you fall into, I think you will benefit and find Reformed Preaching to be a book worthy of your shelf space!
John MacArthur holds nothing back in his latest book, Christ’s Call to Reform the Church. MacArthur takes Christ’s letters to the seven churches found at the beginning of Revelation and examines them one by one relating them to Christians and churches today.
It’s time that someone speak a little more at length to the subject of social justice and that is why I am grateful for a new book by Eric Mason called Woke Church.
In the Christian world, there sadly aren’t as many women’s resources and teachers as I’d like to see. Women naturally gravitate toward other women and having lived with a woman for six years, I realize God made y’all different from us men and sometimes a woman just gets it.
Richard Sibbes was a Puritan pastor that seemed to toe the line well during a time that was full of controversy. Both sides wanted to claim him and he was often said to hold positions that weren't true of him.
I can remember being in my parents basement and waking up in the floor in the middle of the night with Desiring God still open because I had fallen asleep reading so late. The truth that my main purpose was to glorify God and enjoy Him forever captivated me.
When We Say Father is said to be his final manuscript that his son, Steve, edited and published as a final joint work. The book focuses on the Lord's Prayer and in it Adrian Rogers breaks down piece by piece Jesus' model prayer for his disciples.
