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A Commentary on the Book of the Twelve

Posted on January 31, 2019 by

Aka more commentary about the Minor Prophets than you can shake a stick at. . . . Michael Shepherd. A Commentary on the Book of the Twelve: The Minor Prophets. 528p., $38.99, Kregel Academic. The books of the twelve Minor … Continue reading →

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C3: Christ Centered Coaching

Posted on January 24, 2019 by

While we’re on the subject of athletes, here’s a book to help you coaches out there to not only to develop your students as athletes, but more importantly as followers of Christ: Dr. D. B. Holstein. C3: Christ Centered Coaching—Utilizing Faith … Continue reading →

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Listen Up

Posted on January 17, 2019 by

Need a preschool-through-middle school curriculum? Well, in that case. . . . Marty Machowski. Listen Up: Jesus’s Parables for Sunday School. Includes DVD of curriculum text + music CD, $159.99, New Growth Press. Everyone, including children, loves a good story, … Continue reading →

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The Biggest Win

Posted on January 10, 2019 by

Figured I’d better get this one posted now, while the NFL playoffs are still ongoing and (some of) the heroes of our book are still on another miracle run. . . .  Fans of Paul David Tripp will also no … Continue reading →

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Middle Knowledge: Human Freedom in Divine Sovereignty

Posted on January 3, 2019 by

Calvinist? Arminian? If you can roll with the headiness, you might just enjoy this book espousing a position that’s, as one friend once described his own position (and as I’ve pretty much described mine since — and we originally came … Continue reading →

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Out of Our Heads and into the Streets

Posted on June 8, 2017 by

“The antidote to excessive introspection is not to completely forget myself, but to look more to the Lord Jesus Christ, which leads to thinking rightly—and less often—about myself.” Continue reading →

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Learning from the Best

Posted on March 13, 2017 by

It’s easy to rely on programs and methods to “do church,” both individually and corporately. But as Leslie Hardin reminds us, the church starts with people who follow Christ, period. And if we want to truly follow Christ, there’s very … Continue reading →

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