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When Lisa Saunders consulted the 2007 edition of the Oxford Junior Dictionary, she was surprised that the words “moss” and “fern” were no longer in...

When believers face suffering and hardships, the question they most often ask is, "Why?" Suffering and the Goodness of God offers biblical truths...

I’m not quite sure how many books I read this year, but it is probably in the neighborhood of 80-100. I recently combed through the list, looking...

Read an outside view on Calvinists or Calvinism, and you are sure to read something about God’s wrath. The God of Calvinism is a wrathful, vengeful...

Here we are, at the beginning of another round of Reading Classics Together. In the past months we’ve read four great Christian classics...

The Call by Os Guinness is a book that was on my list of things to do for a long, long time before I actually settled down to read it. But once I...

In his witty and creative way, author Steve Doocy shows parents how they can make a difference, even when they feel inadequate...

The subject of reading has been much on my mind lately. I love to read but often receive emails from people who struggle to read and struggle to...

How does the church develop and deploy ever-increasing waves of church leaders? How to Christian men resume their roles as society’s leaders as...

I’m inviting you to read one of the classics of the Christian faith with me. Read on to find out more…

I wanted A Visual History of the English Bible to be a standout. A book that I spied in a catalog and knew I just needed to read, it deals with a...

Worldliness—the cravings of sinful man, the lust of his eyes, and the boasting of what he has or does—actively opposes God and the truth of His...

While self-described “post-conservative evangelicals” enjoy increasing influence in the evangelical world, they represent a significant challenge...

The past year has seen a number of outstanding publications that will be of interest to those who preach and teach.

J.I. Packer - To read the Bible "theologically" means to read the Bible "with a focus on God."