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F. F. Bruce

Tim Grass | Review by: Robert W. Yarbrough

Tim Grass has recorded F. F. Bruce's distinctives and set them within a fetching narrative framework.

A Shot of Faith (to the Head)

Mitch Stokes | Review by: James N. Anderson

This book will undoubtedly assist and encourage any thoughtful Christian to be “a confident believer in an age of cranky atheists.”

Canon Revisited

Michael J. Kruger | Review by: Derek Brown

In his kindness, God has not only given the church his Word; he has also provided an epistemic environment in which his people can know—with glorious confidence—that they indeed have it.

Eyes Wide Open

Steve DeWitt | Review by: Brian Hedges

There was once a time when we could perceive the glorious beauty of God.

Wherever I Wind Up

R. A. Dickey | Review by: Tim Ellsworth

The New York Mets knuckleballer's story is a compelling picture of the gospel and how God can take the most gnarled wreck of a life and restore it to something clean, good, and whole.

Those Who Must Give an Account

Edited by John Hammett and Benjamin Merkle | Review by: Jeremy Kimble

This work offers guides church leaders for receiving and ministering to those for whom they will give an account.

Living into the Life of Jesus

Klaus Issler | Review by: Ryan Bradley

The greatest strength of this book is in the union of a strong theoretical foundation with practical application.

Subversive Kingdom

Ed Stetzer | Review by: John Starke

Ed Stetzer aims to make sense of life between redemption and new creation.

The Evolution of Adam

Peter Enns | Review by: C. John Collins

Simply on the basis of sound critical thinking, Enns's case must be judged a failure.

Come Let Us Reason

Edited by Paul Copan and William Lane Craig | Review by: David Dewberry

This book addresses the questions and challenges being raised against the Christian faith by “real” people and not simply by its more scholarly critics.

Gospel-Centered Discipleship

Jonathan Dodson | Review by: Jason Seville

In a world of overflowing discipleship resources, what does this book offer? Honestly, a little bit of everything.

Warfield on the Christian Life

Fred G. Zaspel | Review by: David P. Smith

Fred Zaspel has produced a highly readable and devotionally satisfying book that will help introduce many to the true Warfield, and more importantly to the biblical gospel.

Bad Religion

Ross Douthat | Review by: Collin Hansen

For the sake of America, we must forsake the various heresies of Americanism.

American Genesis

Jeffrey P. Moran | Review by: Mark A. Kalthoff

Moran's book is too fraught with omissions and errors to be a valuable contribution to the evolutionary discussion.

Am I Called?

Dave Harvey | Review by: Juan Sanchez

Harvey's book isn't simply an explanation of how to discern the call to pastoral ministry. It's also a call to take action.

Authentic Church

Vaughan Roberts | Review by: Collin Hansen

Vaughan Roberts guides readers chapter by chapter through 1 Corinthians, covering a remarkable range of topics.

How God Became King

N. T. Wright | Review by: Matthew Barrett and Michael A. G. Haykin

N. T. Wright argues that since the early church, Christians have forgotten the message of the Gospels.

Secularization

Steve Bruce | Review by: Matthieu Richelle

Steve Bruce aims to refute objections to the controversial secularization theory.

Christ’s Prophetic Plans

John F. MacArthur Jr. and Richard Mayhue, General Editors | Review by: Benjamin Wright

Though dispensational premillennialism is waning in support, the authors hope to steel nerve against the anti-dispensational wave.

Loving the Way Jesus Loves

Philip Graham Ryken | Review by: David P. Murray

By weaving together an exposition of 1 Corinthians 13, examples from the life of Christ, and challenging study questions for each chapter, Ryken brings 'love' alive in all its compelling beauty.

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