Book Reviews Archives - Page 43 of 128

Dave Jenkins June 3, 2016

Ecclesiastes is a hard book for many people to study and to preach from. In my yearly reading of the

Zach Barnhart June 2, 2016

Burnout. It’s a popular topic in pastoral ministry these days, most likely because it is a very real and prevalent

Dave Jenkins May 27, 2016

In the past decade, the conversation surrounding discipleship has exploded. At first, this conversation was directed towards how disciples of

Zach Barnhart May 23, 2016

Those of us interested in the subject of apologetics find ourselves normally dividing into two categories – presuppositional, interested in engaging

Zach Barnhart May 20, 2016

Many Christians today would probably argue that a deep study of Leviticus would be extremely difficult. I’m willing to bet

Mike Boling May 19, 2016

Faith is a term used throughout Scripture. It is one that in my humble opinion is often misunderstood, especially when

Zach Barnhart May 18, 2016

“I believe that the affirmation of the Bible’s inerrancy has never been more essential to evangelicalism as a movement and

David Dunham May 16, 2016

B.B. Warfield, the great Princeton theologian of the 19th century, has sometimes been hailed as a scholastic theologian. A scholar

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