Tyler Staton explores who the Holy Spirit is, what the Bible teaches about this member of the Trinity, and how ordinary Christians can more fully experience the Spirit’s power and presence in their lives. Staton […]
I am not athletically gifted in the slightest, but this book piqued my interest, because I had never before seen a Christian living book that focused on sports. There are plenty of Christian books that […]
Walking in God’s Will explores a frequently confusing and misapplied concept, helping readers understand what it does and doesn’t mean to pursue God’s plan for your life. Costi Hinn explains foundational concepts about pursuing God’s moral […]
Despite the title sounding like a bad Christian time-travel novel, The Next Quest for the Historical Jesus is a pretty much the opposite: a well-written, comprehensive, extensively-researched, expertly-crafted foray into what can be known about […]
I’m a bit of a Bible translation nerd. Not a Bible nerd, though I am a bit of that, too, but specifically a Bible translation nerd. I love seeing how different translations differ, what their […]
I have read a number of books about Scripture’s reliability, and this one stands out as a particularly excellent one. This book is just 140 pages long, but it covers thirteen different arguments for why […]
This book explores the church’s potential as a place where anxious people can find support and healing, alongside other interventions and therapies. J. Michael Jordan explains that even though attending church services can feel overwhelming […]
This book presents the Heidelberg Catechism in a format designed for devotional reading. Because the original Q&A format is more of a call-and-respond experience and doesn’t feel natural for personal reading, the editor has split […]
Weakness is hardly a popular topic in society, or in the church. We prefer to hide our weaknesses, or to tell inspiring stories about how we have overcome them. Even when people study or teach […]
Over the past several years, I’ve been deconstructing. Not because I wanted to be trendy. Not even necessarily because I found myself hurt by the church—which has been the case for so many that I […]
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