For a limited time, the Kindle version of Spineless: Restoring Courage and Conviction to the People of God is available for only $2.99. The book addresses the insipid kind of “Christianity” that has subtly slipped into the church. It carefully diagnoses the decline of Christian courage and traces its tragic demise. The book sets forthContinue reading “Spineless: Restoring Courage and Conviction to the People of God”
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Remember Heaven – Matthew McCullough
Matthew McCullough, Remember Heaven: Meditations on the World to Come for Life in the Meantime (Wheaton: Crossway Books, 2025), 157 pp. Heaven is not only the final resting place for the people of God; it is what they long for the most. Yet, too many times, Christians become fixated on earthly things. Matthew McCullough’s book,Continue reading “Remember Heaven – Matthew McCullough”
A Christian Reading Manifesto: A New Resurgence of Learning
For a limited time, the Kindle version of A Christian Reading Manifesto by David Steele is only $2.99! Reading is a discipline that allows us to explore new frontiers and supercharge our intimacy with God. It is one of God’s appointed means of helping us grow in our knowledge of Christ and love for him.Continue reading “A Christian Reading Manifesto: A New Resurgence of Learning”
The Great Cholesterol Myth – Jonny Bowden and Stephen Sinatra
ME:“Doc, I cycle 100 miles a week, burn at least 10,000 calories a week, take fish oil, and I’m eating better. I even take advantage of “nature’s broom” by eating oatmeal almost every day. However, my cholesterol just won’t drop. DOCTOR: “Because of family history and genetics, you simply won’t be able to lower yourContinue reading “The Great Cholesterol Myth – Jonny Bowden and Stephen Sinatra”
The Nicene Creed – Kevin DeYoung
Kevin DeYoung, The Nicene Creed (Wheaton: Crossway Books, 2025), 93 pp. “After the Bible, the Nicene Creed may be the most important Christian text ever written.” So writes Kevin DeYoung in his book, The Nicene Creed. The author sets the stage by supplying the historical background behind this ancient document. A dispute arose in Alexandria,Continue reading “The Nicene Creed – Kevin DeYoung”
A Little Theology of Exercise – David Mathis
David Mathis, A Little Theology of Exercise (Wheaton: Crossway Books, 2025), 109 pp. Christians rightly reject the ancient heresy of Gnosticism. This diabolical worldview maintains that spirit is good and body is evil. Yet many Christians unwittingly embrace a sort of Gnosticism when they neglect and minimize the body. A sedentary lifestyle is the normContinue reading “A Little Theology of Exercise – David Mathis”
The Complete Works of John Owen, volume 19
Anyone familiar with John Owen will recognize that he is without a doubt the titan of the Puritans. This seventeenth British theologian was a prolific author who always directed his attention Godward. The Complete Works of John Owen, volume 19 is the most recent edition from Crossway Books. This elegant work is packed with sermonsContinue reading “The Complete Works of John Owen, volume 19”
George Whitefield on the Christian Life: New Birth to Enjoy God
Tom Schwanda and Ian Maddock, George Whitefield on the Christian Life: New Birth to Enjoy God (Wheaton: Crossway Books, 2025), 207 pp. One of the most pivotal figures of the 18th century was the British evangelist, George Whitefield. Born in 1714, this man faithfully preached the gospel and evangelized nations. He preached over 18,000 sermonsContinue reading “George Whitefield on the Christian Life: New Birth to Enjoy God”
My Life as a Prof – J. Carl Laney
One of the last things my aunt, who served at HCJB, told me before she went to be with the Lord was this: “Never neglect Christian biographies.” Those words always stuck with me. I heeded that advice and have never looked back. Christian biographies have led me to the jungles of Ecuador with Jim andContinue reading “My Life as a Prof – J. Carl Laney”
Rejoice in God!
Open the morning newspaper. Watch the evening news. Pay careful attention to the culture that surrounds us. The culture that surrounds us will prompt you to protest. You will be cajoled to complain. You will feel the steady pull of pundits who invite you to join their campaign. Emotions will range from fear to frustration.Continue reading “Rejoice in God!”
Veritas et Lux 