Book Reviews

?Too often preaching is done with technical competence but without the passion and depth that comes from meaningful time spent with God and His Word.

?First impressions are crucial, and the introduction to a sermon helps determine whether the listeners will still be engaged to hear and respond to the rest of the message.

Is a picture really worth a thousand words?

In The Jesus You Can't Ignore, John MacArthur paints a picture of Jesus unlike that offered by many.

Preachers are always on the lookout for good commentaries.

More and more families are dealing with the ravages produced by Alzheimer's disease.

Marva Dawn revisits the first three chapters of Genesis and focuses on how this text is primarily about worship and the glory of God.

In an age when people think there are no consequences to their actions, is it any wonder that 85 percent of Americans assume they are headed for heaven?

The New Shape of World Christianity is a fascinating discussion of the shaping of the American church and how that group is influencing the development of the global church.

The Seven Faith Tribes is a fascinating look at the way various groups of Americans view (or don't view) faith.