Non-Fiction
Dream Big – Bob Goff
A week after I signed up to be on the Dream Big launch team, my wife and I quit our jobs and moved across the country to pursue an adventure. Her job would allow her […]
Genre: Non-Fiction
Academic
Life Essentials Interactive Study Bible (CSB)
The Life Essentials Interactive Study Bible is the result of a lifetime of study and well over a decade of work. Originally published in 2011 after seven years of work, Dr. Getz’s text and video […]
Non-Fiction
The Myth of the American Dream – D.L. Mayfield
This is going to be a rather rambling review. I picked up The Myth of the American Dream on the basis of the title alone. My whole early adulthood has been spent deconstructing my distinctly […]
Non-Fiction
The Storm-Tossed Family – Russell Moore
It was a struggle to write this review because, in truth, Russell Moore is one of the few people within the SBC and evangelicalism in general that I still admire. Not always agree with, but […]
Non-Fiction
Mother to Son – Jasmine Holmes
As you might guess by the title, Mother to Son: Letters to a Black Boy on Identity and Hope, I—a white male—am not exactly the target demographic for this book. But, in another sense, I’m […]
Non-Fiction
The Cross in Four Words – Kevin DeYoung, et. al.
The Cross in Four Words is a simple, compact volume of just 91 pages meant to introduce readers to the core of the Gospel message. Kevin DeYoung, Richard Coekin, and Yannick Christie-Wahab come together for […]
Non-Fiction
The Seamless Life: A Tapestry of Love and Learning, Worship and Work – Steven Garber
The Seamless Life: A Tapestry of Love and Learning, Worship and Work is an attractively designed collection of short, photo-illustrated essays. The author, Steven Garber, shares personal anecdotes related to his upbringing, other experiences, and […]
Non-Fiction
Analog Church: Why We Need Real People, Places, and Things in the Digital Age – Jay Y. Kim
In Analog Church: Why We Need Real People, Places, and Things in the Digital Age, Jay Y. Kim shares a unique and helpful perspective on digital culture and Christianity, arguing that when churches adopt technology […]
Academic
Urban Legends of the Old Testament – David Croteau & Gary Yates
As a pastor and public theologian, one of my pet peeves in Christian culture is the moralistic way in which the Old Testament is often taught. Whether in children’s Sunday School classes or from the […]
Non-Fiction
5 Things to Pray in a Global Crisis – Rachel Jones
“They’re like those Christian Y2K books that came out in 1999, but this time it’s actually based on a real thing.” – That’s becoming my go-to tagline for anyone asking me why I’m reading so […]