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A Book Review from Books At a Glance By Andrew Ballitch Hugh Latimer proved to be the foremost preacher of the English Reformation. So goes Richard Hannula’s argument. He claims, “Of all the English reformers, Latimer was the most…
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A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Russell D. Taylor Jr. Ryan P. O’Dowd’s commentary on the book of Proverbs in the Story of God Bible Commentary series is a welcome addition to my bookshelf that is…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance By Ryan McGraw Preaching has been, is, and always will be, the primary means that God uses to bring his elect to salvation through faith in Christ by his word and…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Timothy Spears Introduction Biblical Theology, which is written by Nick Roark and Robert Cline, is the eleventh volume of the 9 Marks Building Healthy Churches series. The primary purpose of…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Anthony Lipscomb The biblical languages are the badges of honor of your seminary or college education, not so much because you mastered them, but because you survived them. Verb charts…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance By Stephanie Juliot Christopher R. J. Holmes’s The Lord is Good: Seeking the God of the Psalter is an investigation into the divine attribute of goodness which takes its cues from…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance By Mark Coppenger My SBTS colleague Ted Cabal has edited the Apologetic Study Bible for B&H, and now I’m involved with the Unapologetic Study Bible for Nelson. It sounds a bit…
Reviewed by David B. W. Phillips There is a joke that one sometimes hears when talking about Revelation. Someone will ask a question along the lines of, “How do you interpret Revelation?” And the one asked the question will…
Reviewed by Andre Gazal In this very accessible biography, Pete Sullivan rapidly, but thoroughly takes his readers through a stimulating narrative of the life of the English reformer, and Marian martyr, John Hooper (1500-55), bishop of Worcester and Gloucester.…
Reviewed by Ardel Caneday Denis Lamoureux, a Canadian Evangelical who occupies an extraordinary teaching role at St. Joseph’s College in the University of Alberta, is convinced that he has the remedy for the growing number of university students who…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Eric J. Tully In keeping with the title, this book is literally a small book, measuring a little more than four by six inches. But it is filled with Scripture…
Reviewed by Stephen West This massive volume—it contains just a shade over 1000 pages—subjects the concept of theistic evolution to detailed scrutiny. It is divided into three parts: 1. The Scientific Critique of Theistic Evolution; 2. The Philosophical Critique…
Reviewed by Caleb Valentine How should Christians understand and use the lament psalms? Frederico Villanueva seeks to answer those questions in It’s OK to Be Not OK. Villanueva is no stranger to loss, grief, and injustice. As a pastor…
Reviewed by Eric Price The privilege of regularly proclaiming God’s word can produce a sense of burden to avoid monotony of content. Preachers who feel obligated to discover original insights in their study each week will find relief and…
A Book Review from Books At a Glance By Dan DeWitt Not every academic can write for normal people. I mean that, of course, as a compliment to normal people. It’s not that the masses cannot understand complex ideas.…
Reviewed by Kirk Wellum This handy little book of 208 pages is a ministerial gem that should be read and re-read by everyone who is called to serve as a preaching-teaching elder in the church. The title of the…
