Over the years, I’ve read a lot on the topic of evangelism. When you read a lot of books on one topic over the course of a long period of time it’s often the case that authors repeat each other. There’s nothing wrong with this as long as the repeating is biblically sound teaching that […]
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Arguably one of the most neglected doctrines in the Christian theology today is the doctrine of God. The Bible, unlike many Christian books, is not silent on the topic of God. Instead, the Bible opens with God speaking the world into existence in order for man and woman to live in it. God not only
Yawning At Tigers You Can’t Tame God, So Stop Trying Read More »
One of the greatest needs in the Church, today is raw-honesty. Not over the top honesty but real honesty about where we’re at in the Christian life. No, I’m not talking about a biography or even a testimony. Instead, I’m talking about what we’ve learned in our lives as we’ve read, study, and meditate on
Look and Live Behold The Soul-Thrilling, Sin-Destroying Glory of Christ by Matt Papa Read More »
I remember the first time I read the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis and being enthralled by his vision of another word outside of our own that seemed a lot like our own. The war that rages all around us is one that is that is very real. It is present
Imagination Redeemed: Glorifying God With A Neglected Part Of Your Mind Read More »
Even though I am only a lay-leader, Bible commentaries hold a special place in my heart. I own a pretty substantial collection of commentaries in both hardback/paperback and also in digital formats (Kindle, Logos, and Olive Tree). Therefore, whenever I am given the chance to read through a new commentary, especially one that is from
EP Study Commentary on Acts by Guy Prentiss Waters Read More »
Rico Tice, Honest Evangelism: How to Talk about Jesus Even When It’s Tough (UK: The Good Book Company, 2015). Paperback, 105 pgs. If I love Jesus and delight in God and enjoy fellowship with other Christians and believe in a real heaven and hell, then why don’t I evangelize more? Probing the idols of the
Honest Evangelism: How to Talk About Jesus Even When It’s Tough (A Review) Read More »
The past year or two has seen an increase in books written to address Christians and how they are to display the Christian life before a watching world. The Bible has much to say about this topic so it’s encouraging for me to see Christian writers, and authors pick up the Bible and explain what
Real Christian: Bearing The Marks Of Authentic Faith Read More »
God-honoring biblical meditation is on a downward trajectory as far as much of Western Christianity is concerned. The sad reality is that most born-again believers are satisfied with doing only their daily devotional, saying at least a five minute prayer (because anything less than 5 minutes means you don’t qualify as “spiritual enough” for that
God’s Battle Plan for the Mind by David W. Saxton Read More »