Robert, Restless and Always Reforming

The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World is a book with a collection of essays written by an all-star lineup that doesn’t disappoint. This book has some of the top notch reformed pastor/theologians contributing, John Piper, Justin Taylor, David F. Wells, D. A. Carson, Voddie Baucham Jr., Mark Driscoll and Timothy J. Keller which [...]

Here Matt Chandler the pastor of The Village Church in the Dallas area shares what really is the point of the gospel. Chandler is one of the upcoming “Young Restless and Reformed” pastors who might bring the church back to the doctrines of grace.  Check out his sermons here. It does it through a powerful and [...]

In The Grand Weaver we have author Ravi Zacharias, an evangelical, speaker, and theologian bring us a great read to answer the but “whys” of life. He is the director of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries a ministry that seeks to reach and challenge those who shape the ideas of a culture with the credibility and the beauty of the gospel [...]

In his book Authentic Spiritual Mentoring, author Larry Kreider, who currently serves as International Director of DOVE Christian Fellowship International (DCFI), provides a book on the how and why of mentoring and nurturing believers toward spiritual maturity.   Its for you whether you are looking for a mentor or want to become one, this practical [...]

The Basic Ideas of Calvinism written by H. Henry Meeter who served as head of the Bible Department of Calvin College from 1927-1957 has written here a classic that explains Calvinism as more than just a view God but a view of humanity and life. Dr. Meeter (1886-1963) who taught for a number of years [...]

At a time when men gathered to honor other man one man cut out a slice of time to honor that and whom mattered most. He was thankful for his friends, teammates, and praised his boys that they would find honor in the legacy their father has left them. He praised the woman of his youth [...]

John Calvin, the Reformer of Geneva, was born in France. He studied theology in Paris for almost six years from 1523 and was ordained a priest during this time. But by 1553 he had left the Catholic Church, believing he had a divine commission to restore the church to its original purity. Calvin had published [...]

Readings in Baptist History: Four Centuries of Selected Documents by Joe Early Jr who is assistant professor of Religion at the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky.  He holds a degree from Cumberland College (B.S.), Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (M. Div.), and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Ph.D.) He has compiled here an anthology which compiles four [...]

Fearless by Max Lucado. As a book reviewer for Thomas Nelson I had the opportunity to review Lucado’s newest book titled Fearless: Imagine Your Life Without Fear. As always he never disappoints to be to the point Max has done it again in bringing another encouraging book to speak to the heart of people burden with fear. [...]

The author Gerd Lüdemann is who was the Professor of New Testament at the University of Göttingen, Germany and Director of the Institute of Early Christian Studies. He has also served as Visiting Scholar at Vanderbilt Divinity School in Nashville, Tennessee, and as co-chair of the Society of Biblical Literature Seminar on Jewish Christianity. His many books include [...]