Book Review: Jesus Driven Ministry, by Ajith Fernando
Review by Benjamin Vrbicek | 07.30.2020Jesus Driven Ministry considers what propelled Jesus into ministry and what sustained him in it—and how those same things should sustain us.
Book Review: Saturate, by Jeff Vanderstelt
Review by Aaron Menikoff | 07.23.2020The gathered church equips saints to be in the world evangelizing the lost. A scattered church engages unbelievers and points them to the unique beauty of the Christian assembly. Confused roles compromise the church’s ability to fulfill the Great Commission.
Book Review: Why Church? by Scott Sunquist
Review by John Joseph | 07.09.2020Why do local churches exist? Sunquist provides a memorable but problematic answer.
Book Review: Against God and Nature, by Thomas McCall
Review by Stephen J. Wellum | 06.25.2020What is sin? And how does our answer to that question affect our understanding of the gospel itself?
Book Review: If You Bite & Devour One Another, by Alexander Strauch
Review by Nick Dorsey | 06.18.2020Strauch’s book is a nuts-and-bolts guide to dealing with real conflict between real people in real churches.
Book Review: Enjoy Your Prayer Life, Michael Reeves
Review by Cheston Pickard | 06.11.2020If you are having trouble in your prayer life, this book will drive you to the Word and to the God who hears His children.
Book Review: The Elder, by Cornelis Van Dam
Review by Mark Redfern | 06.05.2020Van Dam’s book will help you understand your pastoral calling as preservers and nurturers of life in the covenant community.
Finding the Right Hills to Die On, by Gavin Ortlund
Review by Caleb Greggsen | 05.21.2020As you teach your congregation to care deeply about what the Bible says, you also need to teach them how to live with those who think the Bible teaches something different than what they believe.
Pagan Christianity, by Frank Viola and George Barna
Review by Mark Feather | 05.14.2020Those who preach the reformation principle of Sola Scriptura should be the first to recognize the church’s perpetual need to be reformed by Scripture. In so doing, we rightly submit ourselves to the rule of Christ over his church through his Word.
Book Review: Missionary Methods, by Roland Allen
Review by Caleb Greggsen | 04.30.2020Allen’s philosophy of missions is full of tempered wisdom and careful consideration of how the goal of missions should shape its practice.
Book Review: Letters to My Students: Volume 1, Jason Allen
Review by J. Josh Smith | 04.23.2020Every preacher can profit from Allen’s book but it will prove to be most helpful among preachers in training.
Book Review: Untangling Emotions, by J. Alasdair Groves and Winston T. Smith
Review by Rachel Ware | 03.19.2020Untangling Emotions is a valuable resource for any believer who desires to navigate their emotional life for God’s glory and compassionately guide others who are struggling to understand their deepest feelings.
Book Review: Reformed Preaching, by Joel Beeke
Review by Mark Redfern | 03.05.2020Reformed Preaching offers a robust assessment of the core of biblical preaching: reaching the heart of people with the Word of God through the heart of the preacher.
Book Review: The Kingdom of God Has No Borders, by Melani McAlister
Review by Jonathan Baer | 02.27.2020Readers seeking to understand recent evangelical history in a global context will find The Kingdom of God Has No Borders an engaging and informative read.
Book Review: Discerning Your Call To Ministry, by Jason Allen
Review by Jeremy Yong | 02.20.2020As I reflect on my own journey to the ministry, I wish I had this book as a young man exploring what it meant to be a pastor.
