Simply Jesus by N. T. Wright: A Review
Wright puts Jesus back into first-century Israel and argues we have shrunk him. Clarifying, demanding, and honest about where Wright's framework is disputed.
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Becoming Mature by Matik Nicholls: A Review
Written by a former church leader who lost his faith over secret sin and came back. Honest about the gap between being respected and being changed.
Christian Men of Science by George Mulfinger and Julia Mulfinger Orozco: A Review
Eleven scientists whose faith is a matter of record, from Kepler to Faraday to Maxwell. A young-earth creationist book, which you should know going in.
Knowing the Spirit by Costi Hinn: A Review
Benny Hinn's nephew writes on the Holy Spirit after leaving the family ministry. Clear, anchored teaching, with boundaries drawn tighter than ours.
Fascinated Prayer Companion Workbook by Jeff Mootz: A Review
A companion workbook, not a standalone book. A downloadable version may already be included with the main book you own. Check before you buy.
Discipleship Explored Leader’s Handbook by Barry Cooper: A Review
An eight-session course through Philippians. This listing is the Leader's Handbook, and on its own it will not run the course. Here is what else you need.
Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire by Jim Cymbala: A Review
The Brooklyn Tabernacle story, and Cymbala's argument that the prayer meeting is the engine and everything else is downstream. Testimony, not method.
Building a Business on Faith by Carl B. Johnson: A Review
An entrepreneur's honest account of business failure and recovery. One flag: the description promises principles of manifestation. Read the sample first.
Marriage from Roots to Fruits by Matt Pavlik: A Review
Written by a clinical counselor of 20 years for marriages already under strain. Our old page had three different book names on it. Here is the real one.
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.
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.