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Book Review: Iron Sharpens Iron

By Michael Haykin Despite our country’s heritage of valuing mateship, Australians are surprisingly lonely. In 2018, the Guardian reported on a stu...

Book Review : Impossible Christianity

Impossible Christianity Review By James Jeffery Impossible Christianity is written for Christians who have become disillusioned with the Christi...

Book Review : The Biggest Story Curriculum

The Biggest Story Curriculum Review by James Jeffery The Biggest Story Curriculum is the much-anticipated complement to the recently-released The ...

Biblical Theology: A Canonical, Thematic & Ethical Approach

Book Review | Biblical Theology: A Canonical, Thematic & Ethical Approach By James Jeffery      Caveat: I cannot help but show a degree of par...

Book Review: 5 Puritan Women: Portraits of Faith and Love

Puritan men loom large in our Protestant heritage. We've been shaped by the Johns (Owen, Bunyan, Flavel), the Richards (Baxter, Sibbes), and the...

Book Review : Called to Preach

Called to Preach Review By James Jeffery I’m sure you’ve heard these questions before: Are people ‘called’ to preach’? What should be the prior...

Book Review : You’re Only Human

Review by James Jeffery Many of us live in performance-oriented families and cultures where human identity is intrinsically connected with our wor...

Book Review: Show Them Jesus

Book review by Cassie Watson   How well are you going at teaching children about Jesus? Whether you’re a kids church or youth group leader, a tea...

Book Review: Man of Sorrows, King of Glory

Book review by Cassie Watson We need more books about Jesus. There are benefits to reading about topics related to the Christian life: marriage a...

Book Review: Knowing Sin

Book review by James Jeffery In the 6th century AD, the Chinese general and strategist Sun Tzu said: “If you know the enemy and know yourself, ...

Book Review: When Words Matter Most

Book review by Cassie Watson If you’re like the average person, you say around 16,000 words every day. Looking back on the past few days or week...

Book Review: Little Pilgrim's Big Journey (Tyler Van Halteren)

"The Pilgrim's Progress" is John Bunyan's classic, allegorical tale about how Christian travels to heaven - to the Celestial City. There' are many ...