Book Reviews

Those preaching in the Psalms will find this to be a useful source of exegetical and homiletical insights.

When sorrow comes into our lives, many questions surface: why did God allow it to happen, why wasn't there healing, and much more.

?Expressing his concern that "dangerous trends and many popular examples threaten to undermine the centrality of biblical exposition in evangelical pulpits around the world," in this new book R. Albert Mohler, Jr. argues for a renewal of expository preaching that faithfully confronts congregations with the Word of God.

Ben Witherington III, has written an exploration of the meaning of the Kingdom of God and how the church relates to the Kingdom.

John Kramp explores the real-life tools leaders use and how to use them more effectively.

In Mel Lawrenz's new book, Whole Church, he offers a practical model of empowered church ministry.

Walter Kaiser shows how we can effectively apply God's Word to a host of pressing ethical issues.

Another small book that is worth its weight in gold is Making Vision Stick.

An excellent little book on the subject of Christian leadership is The Character of Leadership.

Elliott's book is an attempt to help and encourage church leaders to stay with their calling.