Christian Marriage Conflict Resolution Guide by Tiffany Barker: What We Could and Could Not Verify
122 pages on marriage conflict, but we could find nothing about the author or the publisher. On this subject, who is giving the advice matters.
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The Path of True Discipleship by Zac Poonen and Greg Gordon: A Review
Not a book Poonen wrote, but a compilation Greg Gordon assembled from his articles. What Poonen is like to read, and who should approach him carefully.
365 Financial Bible Passages by Brett Vogeler: A Review
A 365-day money devotional and journal. This listing is Book 2 of 2, and a single-volume edition exists. What to buy, and the author's background.
Calling: God’s Blueprint for Your Life by Richard S. Park: A Review
A theology professor separates the general call every Christian shares from the particular work you are suited to. Check which of the two editions you are buying.
The Discipline of Delusion by Jerry Bangert: A Review
A book on secular ideas as idolatry, written by a dermatologist of forty years rather than a theologian. What that means for how you read it.
Good Questions Have Small Groups Talking: Ecclesiastes by Josh Hunt: A Review
Six ready-to-use lesson plans on Ecclesiastes, about 20 questions each. A prep-time saver for volunteer leaders, not original exposition. Check the edition.
The Good Soil: A Discipleship Study by E.O. Valle: A Review
A small-group study on the parable of the sower, released November 2025. What we verified, what we could not, and the AI-narrated audiobook to watch for.
The Christian Atheist by Craig Groeschel: A Review
Groeschel on the gap between what you say you believe and how you spend your week. Popular-level, repetitive by design, and hard to nod along with.
The Sacredness of Secular Work by Jordan Raynor: A Review
Raynor argues the 99 percent of your workday you never talk about Jesus has eternal weight on its own. The clearest recent book on why your job matters.
Men of Courage by Larry Crabb, Don Michael Hudson and Al Andrews: A Review
The expanded edition of The Silence of Adam. Crabb's argument that a man's characteristic failure is going quiet, not lashing out. Check your shelf first.
His Works: Knowing Christ Deeply from the HighQuest Series: A Review
A doctrine-first men's study pairing what God has done with who you now are in Christ. Four authors our old review never named, and where it sits in the series.
Adam Loves Eve by Russ Resnik: A Review
A marriage book for men from a Messianic Jewish publisher, something our old review never said. Serious attention to Genesis 2, and who it suits.