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Reversing Our Tragic Neglect of the Holy Spirit Francis Chan has been a shadowy favorite of mine ever since I read Crazy Love for a Bible study, using his short video introductions as a guide for our discussions. Last I … Continue reading
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I once read a Richard Zacks book titled The Pirate Coast about the capture of America’s earliest Marines along the shores of Tripoli, so this Clive Cussler novel reminded me a great deal of those real-life events. But it wasn’t so much the familiarity … Continue reading
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My time away from reviewing books has not been a time away from reading. Most of my reading has been non-fiction, though during a 4-week trip out West, I came equipped only with my Kindle and an urge for some … Continue reading
After years of study, meditation, and prayer through the Gospel According to John, A. W. Tozer once presented to his church people an exposition of the Gospel each Sunday for a year, an exposition filled with his keen insights, with … Continue reading
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How the Followers of Jihad, Jefferson & Jesus are Battling to Dominate the Middle East and Transform the World. Many have said of Joel Rosenberg‘s fiction, “It’s like reading tomorrow’s paper!” I’d like to say that reading Rosenberg’s non-fiction is … Continue reading
Sola Scriptura: The Protestant Position on the Bible by Reformation Trust Publishers (2009) As the subtitle suggests, this book is as much an apologetic for Protestantism’s stand on Scripture as it is an argument against Catholicism’s. The debates are full, … Continue reading
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A Personal Retreat Guide Personal retreats are essential for uncluttering one’s brain and refocusing on the preeminence of God in all. Jan Johnson’s Living in the Companionship of God provides an excellent format for such retreats through seven lessons that … Continue reading
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Believing God: 12 Biblical Promises Christians Struggle to Accept by R.C. Sproul Jr. (2009) “Our problem in the evangelical church isn’t…that we aren’t trained well enough to grasp the hard teachings of the Bible, but that we are too worldly … Continue reading
R.C. Sproul’s John is a commentary far different than those I have read before. Compiled from the duration of Sproul’s expositional sermons out of the Gospel by the same name, John stands out as a more modern, more easily understood … Continue reading
John MacArthur, author of God in the Manger and One Perfect Life returns with The Jesus You Can’t Ignore,* a unique but honest portrayal of Jesus Christ, not only as God’s incarnate Son, but also as the confrontational Rabbi most people refuse … Continue reading
