book review

Being a serious glutton for all things knowable, I once took a seminary class on the history of the doctrine of the Trinity. It was hours and hours of the immanent Trinity versus the economic [...]

Kissing Fish: Christianity for People Who Don’t Like Christianity By Roger Wolsey Xlibris Corporation It’s important to remember while reading Kissing Fish: Christianity for People Who Don’t Like [...]

Discovering the God Imagination: Reconstructing A Whole New Christianity By Jonathan Brink 294 pages This is a gutsy book. Author Jonathan Brink dares to suggest a new theory of the atonement. In [...]

Half the Church: Recapturing God’s Global Vision for Women By Carolyn Custis James Zondervan Publishing 206 pages, including questions for discussion Zondervan gave me a free copy to give away [...]

It’s Really All About God By Samir Selmanovic Jossey-Bass 286 pages including study questions When recommending an important book one of my favorite profs used to say, “Go, sell all that you have [...]

Fearless: Imagine Your Life Without Fear By Max Lucado Thomas Nelson Publishers 220 pages In these days of economic uncertainty and deep political schisms and conflict, a book on the subject of [...]

Jesus Laughed: The Redemptive Power of Humor by Robert Darden, Senior Editor of The Wittenburg Door Abingdon Press 138 pages, some with cartoons and digressions At first glance I wondered why a [...]

This is a timely book that speaks into the problem of extremes, namely, the severe polarization between people in America on a variety of issues, and particularly the divide between Christians [...]