Book Reviews

James MacDonald describes 10 high-impact choices that can help individuals and families achieve the life God wants for them.

One of the most intriguing reference sets available is the Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture.

Larry Osborne describes how North Coast Church has grown from 128 to more than 7,000--not through marketing but through developing authentic relationships.

Although many leadership books pastors read are rooted in a corporate model, Neil Cole takes a far different approach in his book.

In Exploring the Origins of the Bible, a team of scholars explores various issues relating to the development and canonization of the biblical writings.

The Shape of Faith to Come draws on an extensive research study to create a profile of the discipleship and doctrinal beliefs of today's churchgoers.

Charles Stanley's newest book explores the nature of God and how we can come to enjoy a more intimate relationship with Him.

What has all the preaching and teaching of recent years produced in the lives of believers?

In The Bible and the People, Lori Anne Ferrell takes us on a historical journey to examine the role the Bible has played in the life of the church and culture.

In Reaching Out in a Networked World, Lynne Baab explores ways churches can use new media technology to express their own identity and values more effectively.