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This short book containing some of the letters that Lewis wrote to children is simply delightful. The manner in which he converses with the questions of the kids is heartwarming. … Continue reading Book Review: Letters to Children by C.S. Lewis
“Indecisiveness is one of history’s greatest leadership killers.” Mohler Leadership books surround and inundate the society with their latest insightful tip that will put you over the top to become … Continue reading Book Review: The Conviction to Lead by Albert Mohler
“The fundamental responsibility of church leaders is to shepherd God’s flock.” In a culture flooded with churches, denominations, seminaries, and books, the role of a pastor is often dictated by … Continue reading Book Review: The Shepherd Leader by Timothy Z. Witmer
“Pride is the greatest enemy and humility our greatest friend.” John Stott Humility is a funny topic. The moment one picks up the topic is the moment the critics will … Continue reading Book Review: Humility by C.J. Mahaney
“It’s not what you said, it’s how you said it.” If I had a quarter for every time that my dad said that phrase to me growing up, I would probably own … Continue reading Book Review: The Relentless Encourager by Mark Hallock and Scott Iken
Conscience. We all have one. We all know the feeling of our conscience tugging at our hearts at different moments of life. We also know the feeling of running into … Continue reading Book Review: Conscience by Andrew Naselli and J.D. Crowley
If a person desires to make changes in their life and obey the call of the Scriptures to Christ-likeness then it won’t be long before they are engaged in a … Continue reading Book Review: Gospel Treason by Brad Bigney
Paul Tripp does every believer a service by writing this resource and challenging our perspective on every believer’s responsibility to help others grow in Christ-likeness. Through the Scriptures, Dr. Tripp … Continue reading Book Review: Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands by Paul Tripp
All personal ministry of the Word spoken into people’s lives begins with theology because all discipleship and counseling, no matter the stripe, come from one’s theology. It might be right … Continue reading Book Review: A Theology of Biblical Counseling by Heath Lambert
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