Book Reviews

It's not a book on ministry or faith, but Horse Soldiers is one of the most fascinating books you'll read.

Eddie Gibbs talks about the trends and tools found in churches that are countering the decline experienced by too many congregations.

One of the major trends in 21st-century church life is the multi-site church.

Kay L. Northcutt argues that preaching should be an act of spiritual direction, aiming at spiritual formation of the congregation.

Jud Wilhite encourages readers to understand how God sees them -- and how they should see themselves.

An effective army needs to know its enemy, but what do we really know about Satan and how he operates?

The Preacher as Storyteller discusses the power of narrative in the pulpit and offers useful counsel for preachers in using story more effectively.

Context is everything, they say, and that's certainly true in understanding and interpreting biblical texts.

Any place you go these days, you're likely to hear people talking with great concern about financial issues -- and the church is no exception.

In a culture where individual expressions of faith are exalted and communal expressions are often neglected, it is important that evangelicals reclaim the doctrine of the church.