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Heath Lambert’s A Theology of Biblical Counseling is a rewritten, updated, and improved version of Jay Adams’ A Theology of […]
Read moreHeath Lambert’s A Theology of Biblical Counseling is a rewritten, updated, and improved version of Jay Adams’ A Theology of […]
Read moreThough it was written a few years ago now (2006), and though I don’t stand behind every argument he presents, […]
Read moreIf we are to thrive spiritually, we must be those who devour God’s Word. Too many Christians are like children, […]
Read moreI’ve really enjoyed Terry Johnson’s little book, Who Needs the Church? In chapter 2, he points out how Jesus actually […]
Read moreWith the end of the year in sight, it’s time for my annual run-down of literary heroes and zeroes. I’ve […]
Read moreDr. Marco Barone has written a unique book on Martin Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation. In 1518, Luther defended a set of […]
Read moreIn 1 John 4:16, the Holy Spirit tells us that “God is love.” Sadly, this biblical truth is often perverted. […]
Read moreI’ve just got a quick note for you on this massive volume. This book is a beast. It’s a multi-author […]
Read moreAt 99 years old, Henry Kissinger is not only still alive, but actively writing books. He served in the Nixon […]
Read moreWhen you study church history, one of the striking things is the repetition of certain patterns. Christiane Tietz’s biography of […]
Read moreSome theologians have a reputation for being consistently clear. Klaas Schilder isn’t one of them. The editor of this new […]
Read moreIn his essay “The Sermon in Public Worship,” H.E. Singley III refers to an article written some years back about […]
Read moreTim Chester points out how “our union with God is the basis of our communion with God.” Union with God […]
Read moreIt’s time for my annual run-down of the literary heroes and zeroes I’ve encountered. It was a good year for […]
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