Category: Book Review

Biblical Mediation in Marriage and Family Conflict Resolution by Joshua Chee-Ning Lam: A Review

Written by a mediator with 20 years of practice and 40 years in ministry. Strong credentials, and a central framework we could not independently verify.

Sons of Men by J. Brett Earnest: A Review

A 300-page guide for fathers raising sons, written for a mentoring program and released on Amazon in 2025. Who Earnest is and who the book suits.

Called to Lead by John MacArthur: A Review

This is the same book as The Book on Leadership, retitled. MacArthur draws 26 leadership qualities from Paul, focused on character rather than technique.

Adventuring Through the Bible: Old Testament by Ray C. Stedman: A Review

Stedman's book-by-book Old Testament survey. Why this is half of a single original volume, and who a plain-spoken 1980s survey still suits.

Rebellion to Redemption by Eric Boyum: A Review

A book about biblically responsible investing, not budgeting. What Eric Boyum argues, his commercial interest in it, and the counterpoint he does not cover.

Keep It Light by Joel Malm: A Review

A short book on priorities, not on family leadership. Joel Malm on why Christ's burden is light and yours is not. Check which format you are ordering.

Becoming a King Study Guide by Morgan Snyder: A Review

A six-session study on what has to form in a man before he can be trusted with power. Which of the three editions to buy, and why the DVD version matters.

Of Kings and Prophets by Mark Rutland: A Review

Mark Rutland on natural authority and spiritual power, drawn from the prophets who confronted kings. Written by a man who has held both kinds of authority.

The COMMITMENTS of a Jesus Follower by Stephen H. Berkey: A Review

Ten lessons across 186 pages, written by a layman who has led small groups for 25 years. Who it suits, and the AI-narrated audiobook to watch for.

The Biblical Man by Jeremiah Greever: A Review

A pastor and biblical counselor writes on manhood from a decade of counseling men. Strong on temptation, and more prescriptive about roles than we are.

Faith Fueled Finances Journal by Veronica Alston: A Review

This journal is a companion workbook to Veronica Alston's book, not a standalone read. What that means before you buy, and when a finance workbook actually works.

Of God and Men by A.W. Tozer: A Review

Tozer's 1960 collection of magazine editorials, assembled by Tozer himself. Why the subtitle on modern printings is not his, and who this suits.