Pornography has plagued the world for too long. Sadly, it hasn’t lost its momentum and it is still affecting our families and friends. Even the church has struggle with the appeal of pornography and its members have lost many battles. So it is comforting to know that Christ is able to free His people from what seems … More Finally Free: Fighting for Purity with the Power of Grace (Book Review)
Randall, David J. A Sad Departure: Why We Could Not Stay in the Church of Scotland. Carlisle, PA: Banner of Truth Trust, 2015. FIRST, I need to give a shout-out! A buddy of mine from The Master’s Seminary sent me this book as a gift! While I won’t publicly name him, I just want to say … More Book Review: “A Sad Departure” by David J. Randall
Dealing with problem people in the church is the experience of all pastors, leaders, and congregations. Since difficult people are all too common in the church today, Christians have wondered how to best approach and help them. Marshall Shelley’s “Well-Intentioned Dragons” seeks to be that help. Shelley uses a strong metaphor of a dragon to … More Book Review: Well-Intentioned Dragons by Marshall Shelley
The following is my review for David W. Saxton’s book, God’s Battle Plan for the Mind: The Puritan Practice of Biblical Meditation (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2015). The goal of this book is, “to convince God’s people of the absolute necessity of personal meditation. This book will motivate the believer to begin this work; teach … More Book Review, “God’s Battle Plan for the Mind” by David W. Saxton
Here is the book review of David Mathis’, “Habits of Grace: Enjoying Jesus through the Spiritual Disciplines.” I was given this book to read and review since I teach a class at The Los Angeles Bible Training School on discipleship which focuses on the practice and passing on of the spiritual disciplines. Summary: The book … More Book Review, “Habits of Grace” by David Mathis
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