Book Review: The Care of Souls, by Harold Senkbeil
Review by Brady Bowman | 10.21.2021The Care of Souls is a gripping reflection on pastoral ministry that commends an older and far richer vision of pastoring than what is typically touted in modern evangelical circles.
Book Review: Charles Simeon of Cambridge, by Hugh Evans Hopkins
Review by Michael Abraham | 10.14.2021Charles Simeon was a preacher’s preacher and a pastor’s pastor. He was occupied with beholding the Lord Jesus Christ. We’d do well to imitate his ministry.
Book Review: The Pastor’s Soul, by Brian Croft
Review by Josh Vincent | 08.26.2021Croft and Savastio remind pastors of a simple but essential truth: Pastor, care for your soul.
Book Review: The Caffynite Controversy, by Clint C. Bass
Review by Jonathan Swan | 07.22.2021You may have never heard of the Caffynite controversy, but this book teaches some important lessons about confessionalism in local churches.
Book Review: Bavinck, by James Eglinton
Review by Shane Walker | 07.01.2021James Eglinton has written an important, elegant, and scholarly introduction to Bavinck’s life and thought.
Book Review: People of Promise, by Joseph Minich and Bradford Littlejohn (eds.)
Review by Brady Bowman | 06.17.2021People of the Promise helpfully captures the core of the Protestant doctrine of the church.
Book Review: 7 Challenges Pastors Face, by David Horner
Review by Matt Boga | 06.10.2021Seasoned pastors will undoubtedly find encouragement and wisdom in these pages, even if they don’t agree with everything Horner suggests.
Book Review: The Wisdom Pyramid, by Brett McCracken
Review by Mark Redfern | 06.03.2021In an age increasingly unmooring itself from the well-worn roads of biblical reality, we need to be led again to the green pastures and still waters of God’s wisdom. This book will help lead you there.
Book Review: Rebels and Exiles, by Matthew Harmon
Review by Jeremy Kimble | 05.27.2021Pastors, Harmon’s book explores a central biblical theme your people need to hear.
Book Review: The Good Portion Series, edited by Keri Folmar
Review by Bev Berrus | 05.20.2021I hope these books serve as a guide for women who have heard the call to “teach what is good” (Titus 2:3) and commend the beauty of God’s word to the world with our very lives (Titus 2:5).
Book Review: We Evangelicals and Our Mission, by David Hesselgrave
Review by Mark Collins | 05.13.2021It is not enough for us merely to identify the problems in the evangelical understanding of mission. With God’s help we need to take steps to strengthen churches at home so that we can plant stronger churches abroad.
Book Review: Providence, by John Piper
Review by Mark Redfern | 05.07.2021The vision of God in these pages is (to use some hyphenated Piperisms) hope-giving, pride-humbling, and mind-stretching.
Book Review: Truths We Can Touch, by Tim Chester
Review by Paul Alexander | 04.22.2021Chester has provided the church with an accessible discipling tool for teaching Christians the significance of our Christian symbols which are, despite all our disagreements, truth made tangible.
Book Review: A Place to Belong, by Megan Hill
Review by Simona Gorton | 03.25.2021Whether you are a sheep or a shepherd, you will come away from this book with a greater love for the fellow members of your local church and a more joyful sense of your obligation to them.
Book Review: Pastors and Their Critics, by Joel Beeke and Nick Thompson
Review by Mark Redfern | 03.18.2021Handling criticism is not first a matter of skill, but a matter of the heart.
