Book Reviews

This is a book that anyone interested in the history of preaching (or American church history) will enjoy.

John Ortberg helps readers focus on the mission God has given them without being sidetracked.

Harold Sala's new book Why You Can Have Confidence in the Bible offers helpful insights about the integrity of Scripture.

A bit older but still useful is Encountering the Old Testament.

Paul House and Eric Mitchell recently produced a second edition of their excellent Old Testament Survey.

A great resource for pastors is The Message of the Old Testament.

The newly released third edition of William Lane Craig's Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics is one of those texts which deserves a place on the shelf of every Christian communicator.

Packer explains and meditates on what he considers the 18 "keywords from the Bible."

Philip D. Douglass helps you understand and develop your own congregation within what he identifies as the eight basic categories of church personalities.

Todd Gaddis explores those times when Jesus gave verbal affirmation to someone - and why.