Book Reviews

Tribes describes how the Internet is helping to shape a 21st-century tribalism that demands a new generation of leaders.

The issue of homiletical plagiarism isn't a new concern.

This is a useful apologetics tool which offers a well-organized treatment of reasons we believe in God, Jesus and the Bible.

This could prompt some interesting sermon ideas, as well as provide an excellent resource to share with young believers.

The opening moments of a sermon are among the most critical.

This year-long devotional resource focuses on the Bible's uses of the word "all" and how these passages amplify God's greatest truths, commands and promises.

In Worldliness: Resisting the Seduction of a Fallen World, C.J. Mahaney and others encourage us to resist one of those major factors that can draw us away from faithfulness.

Too often those of us in leadership become consumed with our daily activities and neglect our own spiritual formation.

In How Women Help Men Find God, Murrow speaks to women to argue his case for why the men they love seem to resist Christianity and offers them ideas for drawing those men to Christ.

Wilhelm combines serious scholarship with attention to the needs of preachers and teachers, offering both exegetical and illustrative insights.