I’ve always wanted to do a Bible review and today that becomes a reality. As my first review, I’ve chosen the Cambridge Pitt Minion NASB (Brown Goatskin). While most book reviews are normally literary, this is not that type of review. Reviewing Bibles seems to take on a different form within evangelical circles. The Bible … More Book Review: Cambridge Pitt Minion NASB (Brown Goatskin)
As much as I love ministry and serving God’s people, I know that ministry does not define me as a person. If God were to take my ministry away tomorrow, I would be content in Christ knowing that His love for me is sufficient whether or not I am functioning as a pastor/elder. But this is … More False Identity in Ministry
J.C Ryle, a man considered to be the last Puritan, produced a well-known book titled Thoughts for Young Men: Addressing the Greatest Challenges in a Young Man’s Life in the 19th century. The book is divided into four section with a conclusion at the end. Reasons for Exhorting Young Men Dangers to Young Men General … More Young Men, Heed the thoughts of J.C Ryle
As I continue my journey through parenting resources, I stumbled across this book called Gospel-Powered Parenting: How the Gospel Shapes and Transforms Parenting by William Farley. This was quite refreshing and gives a different dynamic to parenting that is very evangelistic, heart-centered, and God-centered. Author: William Farley is a pastor at Grace Christian Fellowship Spokane, Washington has … More Book Review: Gospel-Powered Parenting
Being a new father, I had to read this classic book called Shepherding a Child’s Heart by Tedd Tripp that many have recommended. The book lives to its reputation as it goes against the tide of your typical parenting books, and focuses parenting directly on the heart. Author: Tedd Tripp is a graduate Philadelphia Theological … More Book Review: Shepherding a Child’s Heart
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