After last week's bounty of seven reviews, we've cut back a little bit this week and have four new ones for you.
Mark Tubbs has written a review of Spilt Grape Juice, a book that he says is respectable but still lacking. With so much written on the topic of worship, you can probably choose better than this title. I have a review of Prude, a book dealing with the hypersexualization of America and a title that is being marketed to Christians. Though it ignores some important spiritual concerns, the book is still worth reading if the subject matter is of interest to you.
Mark and I each reviewed a book by Tullian Tchividjian (and no, I don't know how to pronounce it either). Mark reviewed The Kingdom of God, a booklet Tullian wrote for Banner of Truth and one that deals with Christian identity. I wrote a review of his latest book, released this year by Multnomah, that deals with how a person can be certain that he is saved. It is called Do I Know God?.
See you next week!
