Offensive Christianity: Restoring the Strength of Men in a Feminized Age – J. Chase Davis

Many Christian men have grown weak and effeminate. They have abdicated their God-given responsibilities to women and surrendered their calling to lead in the church, the home, and the marketplace. J. Chase Davis offers a timely response in his book, Offensive Christianity: Restoring the Strength of Men in a Feminized Age. The author argues, “Without Christianity—anContinue reading “Offensive Christianity: Restoring the Strength of Men in a Feminized Age – J. Chase Davis”

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”

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”

Bold Reformers Refuse to Compromise the Truth

My grandfather, the late Rev. V.W. Steele, used to say, “Never compromise the truth.” “Never sell your soul for a mess of pottage,” Grandpa would surmise, with fire in his eyes. He understood the deadly influence of compromise, which plagued the church in his generation. He saw the crippling impact of liberalism, which waged warContinue reading “Bold Reformers Refuse to Compromise the Truth”

The Triumph of Truth

After Saul’s miraculous conversion on the road to Damascus, the church continued to experience explosive growth. The Proclamation of the Truth (Acts 9:20-22) Dr. Luke reports Saul’s passion for the truth: “And immediately he proclaimed Jesus in the synagogues, saying, ‘He is the Son of God’” (Acts 9:20). This man was committed to preaching God’sContinue reading “The Triumph of Truth”

Top 10 Books of 2025

2025 was a great year for books. Here are my top ten reads in no particular order. Meet the Puritans is exactly what the title suggests.   This powerful book is a second edition, revised and expanded. The new edition includes: This book is nothing to trifle with.  It is a veritable tome that weighs in at overContinue reading “Top 10 Books of 2025”

More Christians Like Calvin

There is a gaping chasm in the evangelical church. This chasm is a result of compromise and capitulation. It is the result of lazy thinking and lethargic living. This chasm has been produced by years of theological neglect, educational apathy, and lackadaisical leadership. The ungodly leaders that have emerged from the church have spawned aContinue reading “More Christians Like Calvin”

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”