Doublemindedness and a Whole Heart
Written by: Joe McKeever In his book “Not the Way it’s Supposed to Be,” Cornelius Plantinga, Jr., tells of a Wall Street Journal editorial from December 12, 1991, recounting a number of public sex scandals: Anita Hill’s charges of sexual abuse from Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, Magic Johnson’s admission that his HIV infection was
New Doors in Ministry to Women
A Fresh Model for Transforming Your Church, Campus, or Mission Field – S. Edward & K. Mathews. Kregel. Vickie Kraft says, “This book is a valuable resource for anyone involved in women’s ministries….It is an essential ministry tool for communicating the Word of God and building life-sustaining relationships.”Kregel. Vickie Kraft says, “This book is a
The Rapture…
– Archer, Feinberg, Moo & Reiter A similar approach is taken by Gleason Archer, Paul Feinberg, Douglas Moo and Richard Reiter in The Rapture-Pre-, Mid- or Post-Tribulational (Zondervan “Academie” series). When four capable scholars tackle this issue-and each other-you are in for a delightful experience of learning and growing. You may not change your mind,
Church
An Insider’s Look at How We Do It – John G. Stackhouse, Jr. Baker. The author is a contributing editor for both Christianity Today and Books & Culture. He is Professor of theology and culture at Regent College. This is a candid, insightful book that deals with many aspects of church life. It’s an insider’s
The Person of Christ
– David F. Wells. Crossway. In 200 pages, Dr. Wells deals adequately with three aspects of Christology: the biblical foundations, the historical development and the modern interpretation. You need not agree with all of the author’s conclusions to benefit from reading the book, but do stretch your mind and consider what he writes. 2ProphetU2ProphetU is
Through His Spirit
The Person and Unique Work of the Holy – J. Vernon McGee. Thomas Nelson. Although Dr. McGee died in 1988, he is still heard by way of tape on hundreds of radio stations around the country. He is best known for his ‘Thru the Bible’ radio programs, which are still broadcast in over ninety languages.
Men Who Met God
– A. W. Tozer. Christian Publications. A series of studies on seven Old Testament saints who had life-changing experiences with God. Few modern preachers could reveal the glory of God as did Tozer, and in these 12 messages he is at his best. Gerald B. Smith is the editor. 2ProphetU2ProphetU is an online magazine/website, started
The Old Testament Library Commentary Series
– R. Carroll. Westminister. An excellent treatment from the more liberal point of view. The author gives an especially good treatment of the images and metaphors used by Jeremiah-and there are plenty of them! A treasury for the discerning student. 2ProphetU2ProphetU is an online magazine/website, started by Warren Wiersbe and Michael Catt, to build up
Everybody’s Normal Till You Get to Know Them
– John Ortberg. Zondervan. This best selling author and teacher deals with the subject of community in this practical book. He deals with profound principles with an easy to read and apply approach 2ProphetU2ProphetU is an online magazine/website, started by Warren Wiersbe and Michael Catt, to build up the church, seek revival, and encourage pastors.
In the Fullness of Time
A Historian Looks at Christmas, Easter and the Early Church – Paul L. Maier. Kregel. A good reference work to add to your collection. Moody Monthly says, ‘Vivid style and keen insights make this book a delight and a genuine educational experience.’ A good basic research tool to help you with understanding background. 2ProphetU2ProphetU is
Gone But Not Lost
– David Wiersbe Two resources for those who are dealing with the loss of a child. Gone But Not Lost, David Wiersbe and Safe in the Arms of God, John MacArthur. Every pastor needs a resource for these kinds of situations. Both are excellent in providing comfort for parents who are grieving the loss of
The Enigma of Evil
– John W. Wenham published in 1974 by Intervarsity under the title The Goodness of God, Zondervan has it out in their “Academie” series. Don’t plan to speed-read this one! It calls for careful meditative reading, with your Bible and note-book at hand. Every pastor ought to give at least one series of sermons on