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09/2010

The Heresy of Orthodoxy

08/2010

Intelligent Design Uncensored

Evidence for God

07/2010

Transforming The Rural Church

06/2010

Holman King James Minister’s Bible

Matthew: Zondervan Exegetical Commentary NT

Jesus The Only Way to God

The Money Answer Book

Ancient Christian Doctrine vol 5

John Bunyan

05/2010

Bringing Up Girls

A Short History of Interpretation

04/2010

The Living Paul

Between A Church And A Hard Place

Preaching: The Art of Narrative Exposition

03/2010

Dig Deeper

The Selfless Gene

Beguiled

Homeschooling for The Rest of Us

The Everlasting Covenant

Deep Exegesis

02/2010

Insights on Romans

Mighty Acts of God

Life Recovery Bible NLT

An Amish Gathering

Pure Pleasure

Sense and Sensibility

The Meaning of The Pentateuch

01/2010

Love and War

The Vertical Self

Dug Down Deep

No Room At The Inn

Raised With Christ

The Disciplines of Grace

Salvation and Sovereignty

12/2009

Defending Your Faith

Leah’s Choice

Plain Promise

11/2009

Living With Confidence In A Chaotic World

Blackout

Tell Somebody It Happened to Me

Busted

Respectable Sins

Justification by N.T. Wright

10/2009

ESV Study Bible

Is There A Meaning In This Text?

Understanding English Bible Translation

Green

The Jesus Paradigm

Christian Apologetics Past And Present

Fearless

The Secret of Indigo Moon

An Amish Christmas

Diamond Rio: Beautiful Mess

09/2009

The Jesus You Can’t Ignore

The House Church Book

The Inklings of Oxford

John: Deepening Life Together

How to Read Exodus

08/2009

Jesus’ Blood And Righteousness

Counsel From The Cross

The Naked Gospel

The Expanded Bible NT

What’s In A Version

Chronological and Background Charts of the NT

Redemption (A novel)

Jonathan Edwards and The Ministry of The Word

Life Application Bible Study;John

The Jesus Book

Filling Up The Afflictions of Christ

John Calvin: A Pilgrim’s Life

07/2009

Hearing Jesus Speak Into Your Sorrow

The Folly of Prayer

The Noticer

Genesis; Beginning and Blessing

True Sexual Morality

06/2009

Religion Saves

50 People Every Christian Should Know

This Momentary Marriage

Through His Eyes: God’s Perspective on Women in The Bible

100 Bible Stories / 100 Bible Songs

Every Man’s Bible

05/2009

Nelson’s Illustrated Guide to Religions

The Hole In Our Gospel

The King James Only Controversy

04/2009

9 Ways God Always Speaks

Introducing Paul

What He Must Be If He Is to Marry My Daughter

A Great And Terrible Love

Introducing Covenant Theology

How to Argue Like Jesus

Old Testament Theology

03/2009

Read n Share Bible

What’s So Great About Christianity

Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century

A Brief History of Theology

02/2009

Not The Religious Type

The Many Gospels of Jesus

If God Disappears

Jonathan Edwards for Armchair Theologians

Vintage Church, Mark Driscoll

01/2009

Heretics for Armchair Theologians

The Secret by Beverly Lewis

Christian Mission in The Modern World (IVP)

Suffering and The Goodness of God (Theology in Community vol 1)

Portraits of God (A Biblical Theology of Holiness)

The Apologetics Study Bible

The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism by G.K. Beale

12/2008

The Unseen

Feed My Sheep (A Passionate Plea for Preaching)

The Unwavering Resolve of Jonathan Edwards

Global Dictionary of Theology

The American Patriot’s Almanac

John Calvin and His Passion for The Majesty of God

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View Comments to “Book Reviews”

  1. Have you read “Jumping Ship” by Micheal and Debi Pearl? I am previewing/skimming it right now, and very pleased with what I am finding: good, practical, Biblical parenting.

  2. pastoralmusings says:

    I have not read the book. I think it is a compilation of articles that he ran in No Greater Joy. I did read them.
    I was impressed with the articles. They mirrored much that I have seen in churches with which I associate.
    It is my prayer that I not make the same mistake.
    I trust that, since I’m 37 and in the last couple of years adopted two siblings who are 2 and almost 4, that I will have more wisdom and do better than I would have done if I were younger.
    Even preachers (perhaps ESPECIALLY preachers) need much grace in training children.
    God bless,
    Jason

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