John Piper, Come, Lord Jesus: Meditations on the Second Coming of Christ (Wheaton: Crossway Books, 2023), 304 pp. The Second Coming of Christ is a critical theme that emerges in the New Testament. Tragically, the blessed hope is often eclipsed by love for things of the world. John Piper sets out to challenge this problemContinue reading “Come, Lord Jesus – John Piper”
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Understanding Judaism: A Primer for Curious Christians -J. Carl Laney
Understanding Judaism: A Primer for Curious Christians by J. Carl Laney alerts and educates readers on a topic that many Christians have neglected for far too long. Thought-provoking and accessible, this book serves as an excellent entry-level introduction for anyone seeking to understand Judaism better. Dr. Laney writes with grace and humility as he surveys theContinue reading “Understanding Judaism: A Primer for Curious Christians -J. Carl Laney”
Eat, Drink, and be Merry – Ray Ortlund
Some books educate; others inspire. Ray Ortlund’s book, Eat, Drink, and Be Merry, does both. Drawing from decades of pastoral wisdom, Dr. Ortlund leads readers down the joy-filled path of Ecclesiastes. His hope is that each traveler will discover that life is both short and good—not either/or. Life is but a radar blip on theContinue reading “Eat, Drink, and be Merry – Ray Ortlund”
What is Critical Theory? A Concise Christian Analysis – Bradley G. Green
Bradley G. Green, What is Critical Theory? A Concise Christian Analysis (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2026), 210 pp. Many churches and universities have been swept away by the godless social justice agenda. One of the contributors to this tragedy is critical theory that has crept into the fabric of the evangelical mind over the years. BradleyContinue reading “What is Critical Theory? A Concise Christian Analysis – Bradley G. Green”
The Wisdom of God: Revealed, Reviled, and Reverberated – Matthew S. Harmon
Matthew S. Harmon, The Wisdom of God: Revealed, Reviled, and Reverberated (Wheaton: IL: Crossway, 2026), 118 pp. The Crossway series, Short Studies in Biblical Theology, is a work in progress that deserves careful consideration by pastors, theologians, and Christians who have an interest in theology. The most recent installment by Matthew S. Harmon is noContinue reading “The Wisdom of God: Revealed, Reviled, and Reverberated – Matthew S. Harmon”
Chasing Contentment: Trusting God in a Discontented Age – Erik Reymond
Erik Raymond, Chasing Contentment: Trusting God in a Discontented Age (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2026), 174 pp. Our world is packed with pleasure and brimming with God’s good gifts. Yet most people can barely taste the pleasure that God has blessed us with or enjoy his good gifts. In the end, people fail to find thatContinue reading “Chasing Contentment: Trusting God in a Discontented Age – Erik Reymond”
The Way of Repentance – Chris Brauns
Repentance is a word that has strangely evaporated from many evangelical churches. The word all but disappeared from mainline churches decades ago. But the notion of repentance is biblical and needs to be revived. The Way of Repentance: Embracing God’s Gift for a Transformed Life by Chris Brauns argues that people need to read aboutContinue reading “The Way of Repentance – Chris Brauns”
The Story of John Bunyan: The Prisoner Who Wrote Pilgrim’s Progress – Champ Thornton
Champ Thornton, The Story of John Bunyan: The Prisoner Who Wrote Pilgrim’s Progress (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2026), 162 pp. One of the most consequential men of the seventeenth century was John Bunyan. Author of the best-selling book, The Pilgrim’s Progress, Bunyan had a way with words that moved readers to action. While many have readContinue reading “The Story of John Bunyan: The Prisoner Who Wrote Pilgrim’s Progress – Champ Thornton”
Holy Excavation: Unearthing Seven Treasures in the Heidelberg Catechism
The Kindle version of my new book, Holy Excavation: Unearthing Seven Treasures in the Heidelberg Catechism, is now available for only $9.95! Frederick III secured the services of a twenty-eight-year-old theology professor from Heidelberg University named Zacharias Ursinus and a twenty-six-year-old preacher named Casper Olevianus to pen a catechism that would help disciple young people.Continue reading “Holy Excavation: Unearthing Seven Treasures in the Heidelberg Catechism”
Veritas et Lux 