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At first glance, Love Wins looks like a book which may offer some answers to the age-old topics of heaven and hell. Rob Bell claims his controversial new book is “about the love of God for every single one of…Read More→
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Norman Geisler has taught at the graduate level for more than 50 years, and holds a PhD in philosophy, so when one opens this book, it becomes very clear that he is no lightweight thinker or contributor in the theological…Read More→
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Brian McLaren is no lightweight when it comes to the deep, probing, contemplative aspects of the Christian faith. He has been a prolific writer on such issues touching Christians in recent years. In this newest book, McLaren takes the reader…Read More→
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Darrell Bock takes exception with a gospel that is subverted or reduced to mean something simple or simplistic both in nature and scope. His reason for composing this book is: “The danger in seeing or preaching the gospel only as…Read More→
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Judging from the news coverage, it would be easy to assume that evangelicals are a hate-filled, hypocritical religious group in decline in America. Not so fast, says Bradley Wright, who thinks that poor research and an anti-Christian conspiracy exists in…Read More→
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Harry Kraus is a general surgeon who has practiced medicine extensively in Kijabe, Kenya, as a medical missionary with Africa Inland Mission. Though he is a busy surgeon whose skills are much in demand in this needy country, has found…Read More→
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In past few years, quite a number of Christian books have appeared with the same theme as this newest volume: groups of apologists rally together to defend the faith. They are doing so, because it would seem that at no…Read More→
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In his foreword to Hurt Healer, Johnny Hunt writes, “If there was ever a generation or a time in history when people were in need of hope, it is now. This book has the potential to touch a generation not…Read More→
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Forgiveness and reconciliation are requisite principles which co-exist throughout Scripture and which are part of the fabric of the Christian faith. They are at the heart of God’s nature and purpose in His redemptive plans for humanity gone astray. In…Read More→
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The Reformed tradition, insists James Smith, is experiencing a resurgence of popularity among younger Christians in the 21st century Church, who, by his estimation, want more biblical depth and theological engagement. Smith asks, Who would have guessed that in our…Read More→