Book Reviews

Within our lifetimes developments in technology have brought staggering changes to the way people can be conceived, born, healed or die. And prospects for the future are as mind-boggling as what has already happened. Ethics intends to set forth what ought to be, not what is. But it should help us evaluate the rightness or […]

Popologetics: Popular Culture in Christian Perspective, by Ted Turnau is a masterful, engaging, and very helpful examination into how Christians can take too seriously Jesus’ teaching to be “in the world but not of the world” (John 15:19; 17:14-16). The book contains three parts with twelve chapters. The author in part one grounds his teaching

Pornography is an insidious cancer that is spread quickly throughout the world devastating men, women, children and destroying marriages, cities, nations and civilization. Thankfully the Lord is raising up many voices to speak out against the evils of pornography in order to expose the darkness and show people the truth light in Jesus Christ. While

Creeds have long played an important part in the history of the Church. The early church met at councils to discuss important doctrinal issues directly related to the work of Christ, the Trinity and more. Since creeds have played a huge role in helping Christians and the Church to fight against heresy and define orthodoxy

Marriage and the family is under attack today from a culture that wants to redefine marriage to not be between a man and a woman but also between a man and a man or a woman and a woman. In The Shepherd Leader Pastor Whitmer writes to address the “crisis in the family” (11). This

The Bible is the most important book every published in the history of mankind. In the pages of the Bible, God has chosen to reveal what He is like to the people He created in His image and likeness. Given this fact it’s not surprising then that humanity attacks God’s Word either implicitly or explicitly