On My Shelf: Life and Books with David Wells

February 9, 2016 By Ivan Mesa in Reviews, Christian Living

David Wells reveals what books have shaped him, what he’s currently writing, his favorite books, and more.

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A Spiritual Revolution on Dangerous Ground

February 8, 2016 By Timothy Kleiser in Reviews, Bible & Theology

Those with liberal views of morality are at odds with traditional views of God. When forced to amend their morals or amend their beliefs, they pick the latter.

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How to Find Jesus in the Old Testament

February 5, 2016 By Casey Croy in Reviews, Bible & Theology

What a political commentator’s bestseller tells us about finding Christ in the Old Testament.

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The Protestant Reformer Under a Parking Lot

February 3, 2016 By Sean Michael Lucas in Reviews, Bible & Theology

Who is the Protestant reformer so little thought of by his own country that his grave marker is now part of a parking lot?

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On My Shelf: Life and Books with John Frame

February 1, 2016 By Ivan Mesa in Reviews, Christian Living

John Frame reveals what books have shaped him, what he’s currently writing, his favorite apologetic books, and more.

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20 Quotes from Sinclair Ferguson’s New Book on Legalism, Antinomianism, and Assurance

January 30, 2016 By Ivan Mesa in Ministry, Reviews

The benefits of the gospel are in Christ. They do not exist apart from him. They are ours only in him.

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The Jesus—and Book—We Missed

January 29, 2016 By Louis Markos in Reviews, Bible & Theology

I’m glad my eyes have now been opened by this seminal, path-breaking book to those vital dimensions of the One who was and is the God-Man.

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In Defense of Polygamy

January 27, 2016 By Micah Watson in Reviews, Christian Living

If marriage shouldn’t be restricted based on gender, why should it be restricted based on number? Adherents to historic Christian sexual orthodoxy are now the outlandish ones.

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From Augustine’s Conversion to ‘Confessions’

January 25, 2016 By Gerald Bray in Reviews, Bible & Theology

This book is like a doughnut: rich around the edges but empty inside. It’s valuable for its general depiction of the world in which Augustine grew up, but tells us nothing about his inner spiritual life.

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Would Anyone Mind If You Moved?

January 22, 2016 By Collin Hansen in Reviews, Christian Living

There is a new kind of unease that I've discovered by finally planting myself in one place.

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