Book Review

Recently, I have been reworking my notes on the book of Revelation for a survey course I teach at the seminary. Since...

Last week I published a short post, encouraging this blog’s readers to pick up a recently released book, Gentle and Lowly. This...

C. S. Lewis warned us of chronological snobbery, the natural proclivity to see the newest book as inherently better. Lewis rightly saw...

Thomas Kidd, a professor of Church History at Baylor University, is personally invested in the answer to the question posed in the...

Is the world better without religion? Doesn’t Christianity crush diversity? Doesn’t religion hinder morality? These are just a few of the twelve...

This is a review of the book, The Saints of Zion: An Introduction to Mormon Theology Are Mormons Christians? If you don’t...

Though I am not a pastor, I want to stay current with the literature written for pastors. So when I heard that...

Coming in at exactly 100 small pages, Donald Whitney’s book is deceptive. Under such a small frame hides a powerful message and...

(The following is my short review of the book. For a fuller treatment see the helpful review in our recent journal by...

If you were to rate the importance of reading on a scale of 1-10, how would you rate it? Of course, as...