The Pastor's Library Archives

All-in-all, "The Legacy Journey" is a helpful book with many strengths, but it still left me unsatisfied. Here's why...

Colin Duriez set out to answer this question about the author of The Hobbit: “Who was the man who became a legend?”

Hold on! Is it a book about prayer? Another book about prayer? Is there any possible way we can benefit from yet another book on the subject of...

If you’ve suffered any form of domestic abuse – physical, verbal, psychological, sexual– you need to know that it's wrong.

In his latest book, Patrick Reardon gives readers an in-depth account of how Jesus' humanity impacted all areas of his life and ministry.

Sometimes it is good to have a bit of assistance in praying. Here is a prayer from "Prone to Wander" that calls upon the triune God to help us see...

The last three decades have seen the emergence of a renaissance in leadership, and the deep hunger for leaders has never been more evident than...

These questions are the heart of what is churning around in the minds of those on the outside-looking-in at the Christian faith. They have so many...

Doing good work is a noble cause. But even serving God can be spiritually dangerous if you go about in the wrong ways.

Like other cases I’ve worked over the years, the evidence for the Deity of Christ is powerful when considered collectively.

Rachel Held Evans' controversial new book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood, is valuable, humorous, and confusing.

What’s the best way to deal with insecurity in leadership? Here are 5 ways to deal with insecurity as a pastor or leader.

I am introverted, but this does not give me a different calling in life than the gregarious Christian.

I’m a parent. And I’m a writer. And I care about what my daughter reads. Today I’ll tell you about the “Children’s book of the year.”