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Gospel Formed: Living A Grace-Addicted, Truth-Filled, Jesus-Exalting Life

Christian Living, Featured / Dave Jenkins / February 18, 2015

Over the past five years we’ve seen a plethora of books come out on the gospel. Gospel-centered literature has become an industry unto itself. Blogs, podcasts, articles, books, and conferences have been devoted to uncovering the precious diamond of the gospel. The gospel doesn’t lack for a clear, articulate, and well-reasoned explanation these days. With […]

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Romans 8-16 For You by Timothy Keller

Book Reviews, Featured, Theology / Josh Davis / February 17, 2015

The book of Romans is a gold mine of theology, the depths of which no one has yet to plumb to its uttermost. As Keller says on Location 38 (Kindle), “The book of Romans is the most sustained explanation of the heart of the gospel, and the most thrilling exploration of how that gospel goes

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The Unbelievable Gospel: Say Something Worth Believing

Apologetics, Featured / Dave Jenkins / February 16, 2015

One of the greatest needs in contemporary Christianity is to understand evangelism. Sure there are many ministries to help Christians out there understand this vital ministry. Yet, there needs to be much more written on this vital topic. By more written, I mean well-written books from experienced practitioners engaging in the work of evangelism. Recently,

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Good News About Satan: A Gospel Look At Spiritual Warfare

Christian Living, Featured / Dave Jenkins / February 14, 2015

Spiritual warfare is one of the most misunderstood aspects of Christian living today. The reasons for this area many. You and I live in a culture that emphasizes spirituality from a secular worldview. In this culture truth is often relegated to how we feel. Thus everyone is spiritual or religious. This is one of the

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Ordinary by Tony Merida

Book Reviews, Christian Living, Featured / Michael Cooper / February 13, 2015

Tony Merida has written a short and accessible work on the practical “ordinary” ways for Christians to begin addressing social concerns in our fallen world. Since the rise of the “social gospel” in the early 20th century, social justice concerns have been a hot topic issue among evangelicals. This is why this topic must be addressed

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Second Forgetting: Remember The Power of the Gospel During Alzheimer’s Disease

Christian Living, Featured / Dave Jenkins / February 10, 2015

Over the past two years I’ve been writing and thinking about dementia. This issue is one that is deeply close to my heart since my dad has frontal temporal dementia. As I’ve written on this topic, I’ve been looking at the Christian book market and wondering why more hasn’t been written to address this topic.

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Ordinary: Sustainable Faith in a Radical, Restless World

Book Reviews, Christian Living, Featured / Mike Boling / February 9, 2015

A “significant” move of the Spirit. The “Next Big Thing”. Programs. Young, Reformed, and Restless. These concepts, approaches, and perceptions are a few of the items that seem to consume believers these days. Words such as ordinary, sustainability, and steadfastness seem to be shoved to the sidelines in favor of the more shall we say

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Counter Culture

Apologetics, Featured / Dave Jenkins / February 7, 2015

Mention one or more of the hot button social issues of our day like abortion, homosexuality, pornography, sex tracking or any other issue like it and you’re guaranteed to get a variety of opinions. In response to these issues, Christians have a treasure trove in the Word of God that is inspired, inerrant, authoritative, and

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