Stephen Mansfield’s new book Men on Fire is frustrating and disappointing. I appreciate Mansfield’s other writing and biographies, and his heart for the subject of this current book, men’s ministry, but he doesn’t bring much new to the table here. …
Stephen Viars writes from over 30 years experience as pastor and biblical counselor. His new book is easy enough to read but longer and harder to implement. His purpose is to “help you rethink how you position yourself in your …
I live in a small town in South Dakota. A popular country song by Rodney Adkins goes, “Miles and miles of John Deere green, freedom as far as I can see, a road to run and room to breathe,” and …
I am the pastor of my local church responsible for weekly preaching and teaching. I am always working to grow and improve in preaching and have a lot of preaching books on my shelf; white westerners wrote most of them. …
Robby Gallaty has provided the church with a great introductory and practical book on biblical theology and the kingdom of God with his new book, Here and Now. While you may want to do some further research on the kingdom …
Heroic is another men’s ministry book, to add to my shelf of already enough men’s ministry books. I’ve looked at Patrick Morely’s Man in the Mirror, learned about 12 Ordinary Men from John Macarthur, took the Measure of a Man …
Suffering is Never for Nothing is a transcription of some of the last lectures that Elisabeth Elliot gave before her death in 2015. Elisabeth was no stranger to suffering and walking with the Lord during difficult and challenging times: her …
Anthony Carter is an established author and pastor. His newest book Running from Mercy is an analysis and commentary on Jonah. It is well written and developed, and there is a brief study guide and footnotes at the end. It …
The Storm-Tossed Family by Russell Moore is not a practical “how to” guide or “seven steps to a better family” plan. It is dense writing, with no bullet points or a lot of white space on the pages. If you …
This Is Our Time is a powerful and insightful book. It’s philosophical, historical, and cultural analysis is thought-provoking and penetrating. It is well-written, including narrative, biographical, and factual passages, engaging the reader to further think and discuss and live out …