Greg Mitchell, The Tunnels New York: Broadway Books, 2016, 381 pp. $7.38 The Tunnels by Greg Mitchell is a captivating book that captures the drama surrounding the Berlin Wall. Researched with meticulous detail, the author presents real-life stories of escape, heroism, betrayal, and courage. History buffs will be fascinated by the story that unfolds thatContinue reading “The Tunnels – Greg Mitchell”
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Are People Basically Good? – R.C. Sproul
R.C. Sproul, Are People Basically Good? Orlando: Reformation Trust, 2016 Whenever a friend purchases a Kindle or e-reader, I always make an important recommendation – Pick up The Crucial Questions Series by R.C. Sproul. Ligonier Ministries has graciously made this 25 book series available, free for the asking. Subjects explore basic matters of the ChristianContinue reading “Are People Basically Good? – R.C. Sproul”
Some Pastors and Teachers – Sinclair Ferguson
Sinclair Ferguson, Some Pastors and Teachers. Edinburgh: The Banner of Truth Trust, 2017, 802 pp. $45.00 The day that Sinclair Ferguson’s new book, Some Pastors and Teachers arrived, I was like a kid in a candy store; a monkey in a banana factory; a shark in blood-infested waters. Gazing at the table of contents causedContinue reading “Some Pastors and Teachers – Sinclair Ferguson”
A Tribute to R.C. Sproul
On December 14, 2017 Dr. R.C. Sproul entered into the presence of his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Dr. Sproul was a graduate of Westminster College (B.A. in Philosophy), Pittsburgh Theological Seminary (B.D.), Free University of Amsterdam (Drs.) and received additional recognition from Geneva College (Litt. D) and Grove City College (L.H.D.) in 1993. Dr.Continue reading “A Tribute to R.C. Sproul”
Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Christian Belief – John Frame (2013)
How does one review a systematic theology by one of the leading minds of the evangelical world? How does one summarize the thoughts of a 1,100-page book that towers with truth; a book that takes readers to the top of the theological mountain? Anyone who attempts to read and devour Systematic Theology by John Frame […]
Set An Example – Tim Challies
Tim Challies, Set An Example Cruciform, Quick, 2017, 49 pp. $3.99 Tim Challies has established himself as a faithful Christian and writer who seeks to serve and encourage the church. For several years, Challies has made many significant contributions on his popular blog encouraged many through his writing ministry. His latest project features a seriesContinue reading “Set An Example – Tim Challies”
The Prayer of the Lord – R.C. Sproul (2009)
Much of what passes for “prayer” these days is either geared to the heretical health and wealth gospel or is drowning in neo-Gnostic babel. Subjectivism, emotionalism, and narcissism dominate such thinking and have no place at the evangelical table. R.C. Sproul brings clarity to the subject of prayer in his book, The Prayer of the Lord.Continue reading “The Prayer of the Lord – R.C. Sproul (2009)”
A Reader’s Guide to the Major Writings of Jonathan Edwards
Nathan A. Finn and Jeremy M. Kimble, A Reader’s Guide to the Major Writings of Jonathan Edwards Wheaton: Crossway, 2017, 240 pp. $14.88 He was the greatest mind America ever produced, a theologian/philosopher extraordinaire. He was one of the most well-known pastors to stand behind the “preacher’s desk.” And he was a prolific author, missionary,Continue reading “A Reader’s Guide to the Major Writings of Jonathan Edwards”
Finding Truth (2015)
Finding Truth, by Nancy Pearcey is another fine contribution that deserves to be read. The author maintains with Romans 1 that all people have access to general revelation. As such: We all have access to evidence for God through creation. We all suppress the evidence for God from creation. We all create idols to takeContinue reading “Finding Truth (2015)”
The Remarkable Ordinary – Frederick Buechner (2017)
Frederick Buechner, The Remarkable Ordinary Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2017, 121 pp. $11.59 Frederick Buechner is a popular author whose writing style gravitates with many people. He has an ability to be witty and irenic and as a result, he draws readers in from a variety of theological persuasions. The Remarkable Ordinary is a series ofContinue reading “The Remarkable Ordinary – Frederick Buechner (2017)”
Veritas et Lux 