Book Review – Vindicating the Vixens by Sandra Glahn Vindicating the Vixens is a wonderful book edited by Sandra Glahn and published by Kregel Academic. It looks at fourteen different women in the Bible and seeks to set the record straight about how scripture portrays them. One of the most impressive things about this book […]

Book Review – Leaving Mormonism Something is afoot in Evangelicalism today. Evangelicals have confused the gospel and what it means to be Christian with a certain brand of American political conservatism. This has far reaching ramifications (more than can be covered in this review)  but one in particular is the blurring of the lines between […]

Book Review – Marriage God’s Way by Scott LaPierre Marriage God’s Way is a book by Scott LaPierre, a pastor from Washington who writes with a strong conviction that God, as the author of marriage, is not silent on the topic of marriage. Not only is God not silent, but as the designer of marriage, he […]

Book review – A Spiritual Heritage: Connecting Kids and Grandkids to God and Family Books on parenting are published every year and cover just about every angle imaginable.These books range from the highly technical psychology textbooks to the more simple format found in graphic novels. If you want to know if your child is keeping […]

Book Review – The Handy Guide to Difficult and Irregular Greek Verbs by Jon C. Laansma & Randall X. Gauthier I’m really excited about Kregel Academic’s new book, The Handy Guide to Difficult and Irregular Greek Verbs.  After my fourth semester of Greek I still felt as if I really struggled when reading the Greek […]

Book Review – Irenaeus of Lyon by Simonetta Carr Irenaeus of Lyon is the latest treasure written by Simonetta Carr and illustrated by Matt Abraxas. It is a biography of the early patristic Irenaeus. The book is written for young children and is written in such a way that engages the sense of wonder that […]

Book Review – Modern Art and the Life of a Culture by Jonathan A. Anderson and William A. Dyrness It’s not often that a new book critiquing a classic book appears with the same intellectual force and profundity as the original. However, in the case of Modern Art and the Life of a Culture, I […]

Book Review – Anger & Stress Management God’s Way by Wayne A. Mack I’m always a bit nervous when I see a book title with the phrase “God’s Way” in it — and there have been many of these over the years! Perhaps it’s just me, but when authors pull the “God’s Way” card, I […]

Book Review – Reformation Women by Rebecca VanDoodewaard As we approach the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation this year we will be hearing a lot about the men who dedicated their lives for the sake of truth. Great men of God such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, Knox, and Beza will be recognized for […]

Book Review – Pray About Everything by Paul Tautges One of the experiences which is common to many Christians is that we have certain periods of sustained spiritual growth which are different and distinct from our normal experience.  If you were to ask me to think about the times in life in which I experienced […]