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Book Review : The Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible

By James Jeffery It will be a decade since the The Reformation Heritage KJV Study Bible was first released under the editorship of Joel R. Beeke. ...

Book Review : The Thrill of Orthodoxy

Do you hear words such as theology, orthodoxy and doctrine and immediately become disinterested or fearful? Trevin’s hope for us as readers is tha...

Book Review : Becoming Elisabeth Elliot

By Renee Emerson ‘Becoming Elisabeth Elliot’ is the first part of a two-volume authorized biography of Elisabeth Elliot’s life by Ellen Vaughn. Th...

Book Review : A place to belong

  By Renee Emerson ‘A Place to Belong’ is a theologically rich love letter and testimony to the church’s beauty, value, and essential nature as he...

Book Review : Wingfeather Saga Book 1

  By Renee Emerson GENRE: Children’s Fiction, Fantasy, Series THEMES: Friendship, Family, Coming of Age, Quest, Sacrifice, Good Versus Evil, Love ...

Book Review : Growing Together

  By Renee Emerson Women mentoring women within the church is often a very neglected area – but it is absolutely essential for us to thrive in our...

Book Review : Holier Than Thou

  By Renee Emerson What does it mean when we say God is a Holy God? Is it merely a personality trait He holds? Does His Holiness turn on and off a...

Book Review : A Brief Theology of Periods

  By Renee Emerson Periods. A taboo topic that has long been a source of embarrassment and is often shrouded in secrecy and silence. The pain, the...

Book Review : Social Sanity in an Insta World

By Renee Emerson What role does social media play in your life? Have you ever paused to ponder the impact this ‘tool’ has on your time, thoughts an...

Book Review : Holy Hygge

  By Renee Emerson In Holy Hygge, Jamie Erickson leans into the cozy Danish way of life – Hygge [HYOO-guh], a cultural liturgy that values slow rh...

Book Review : Jesus Through the Eyes of Women

By Renee Emerson “If the women who followed Jesus could tell you what he was like, what would they say?” In the past 2,000 years, countless women...

Book Review : Expositional Leadership

By James Jeffery   We live in a time when an unhealthy distinction has been made between preaching and pastoral care. Preaching — it is thought — ...