Our book of the month for February is Dispatches from the Front by Tim Keesee. If you have seen any of the documentaries by the same name, you will enjoy this book.“In this captivating travelogue, a veteran missions mobilizer leads readers to experience global Christianity, exploring the faith and lives of Christians living in some of the […]
Jerry Bridges wrote a number of good books throughout his ministry that help us navigate the Christian life. In this book, Bridges helps us remember both discipline and grace as we pursue holiness in our daily walk with Christ. This book would be a great supplement to our time in Colossians 3.
In Desiring God, Piper argues that man’s greatest purpose is to find pleasure and delight in God. “Piper reveals that there really is no need to choose between duty and delight in the Christian life. In fact, for the follower of Jesus, delight is the duty, because Christ is most magnified in His people when they are […]
Dr. Welch holds a Ph.D in counseling (neuropsychology) from the University of Utah, but has devoted his career to helping people through biblical counseling. In an age when many Christians are immediately turning to secular sources for help with things like depression, Dr. Welch demonstrates how God – through the Bible – counsels people struggling […]
The Trinity is one of the more challenging doctrines of scripture. You won’t find the word “Trinity” anywhere in our Bibles, and what the Trinity is, and how it works, is something that has been deeply debated for centuries in the church. For many, the Trinity is so mind boggling, they dare not even begin […]
One of the keys to reading your Bible and understanding it well is having a solid grasp on Biblical Theology. Biblical theology is the attempt to understand the whole story of the Bible and see its interconnectedness. When we do Biblical theology properly, we will not see books of the Bible, or accounts of individuals […]
Paul Miller’s, A Praying Life, is a warm and helpful book that approaches prayer organically instead of mechanically. That’s because Miller understands prayer from the aspect of relationship more than duty – privilege more than responsibility. As the back of the book cover reads, “Prayer is simply you – a child of a good Father […]