No doubt you have your preaching well in hand for the Easter season. If not, here are some suggestions you might consider, even at this late date. Easter is April 20, which means that a Lenten series could begin as early as March 2, if you want seven messages before Palm Sunday; or on March
I’m sure you know that I’m a Civil War buff. I minored in history in college with an emphasis in Civil War history. More than the battles, I’m fascinated by the people – their character, commitment to a cause (on both sides), their faith and their leadership skills. I probably own over one hundred books
– A. W. Tozer. Christian Publications. A collection of previously unpublished editorials from The Alliance Witness, selected by Harry Verploegh. If you have never read Tozer-what are you waiting for? Thirty minutes spent in a Tozer essay is often better than a week at a Bible conference. 2ProphetU2ProphetU is an online magazine/website, started by Warren
– Alan Sell. Baker Books. This is a valuable contribution to the conservative-liberal debate. It helps the reader understand the real roots of the debate (younger pastors, take note) and what the “fruits” are in the church today. Liberalism is not dead, and the growing minister must keep ahead of the enemy. The bibliography found
Inside the Mind of the Iraqi Dictator – Charles H. Dyer How new satellite images reveal what’s really behind the Mideast menace, Charles H. Dyer, Moody. A newly updated edition that reveals in the decade following the Gulf War, Saddam Hussein has maintained his momentum in restoring the lost city of Babylon to its ancient
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
– 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,
– 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
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.
– 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
– 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
– 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