Book Reviews

Future church leaders who are considering their educational plans may find value in So You're Thinking About Going to Seminary.

In The Three Tasks of Leadership, an outstanding team of authors (most related to Fuller Seminary in some way) draws on the leadership insights of Max DePree.

Is America a hard place to learn to pray?

Long deals with the urgent need for baby-boomer pastors and a new generation of church leaders to work together to transition the church into its future.

Killing Cockroaches may be one of the more distasteful titles you'll see on bookshelves this year.

In a more traditional approach to worship planning, Mark Dever and Sinclair Ferguson present an interesting volume of The Westminster Directory of Public Worship.

Len Wilson and Jason Moore have written a book packed with practical counsel on how to develop and use teams that plan and lead the worship experience in local churches.

Cleophus LaRue has compiled a second volume offering a sampling of sermons from well-known African-American preachers.

We've recently been enjoying three outstanding new commentary releases that should be on the radar of pastors preaching in these texts.

The New Testament in Antiquity is a helpful reference work that provides historical and cultural background on each book of the New Testament.