We have three new reviews for you this week.
Mark Tubbs reviewed one of John Piper's more unique efforts, The Misery of Job and the Mercy of God. It is a long, theological poem accompanied by beautiful photographs. Mark says, "More than simply a retelling of the story of Job, this piece of art impresses the wideness of God’s mercy and the extent of God’s sovereignty on the twenty-first century psyche."
Meanwhile, I've added a review of Vintage Jesus, the latest book by Mark Driscoll (and one of six new books by Driscoll slated for release in 2008). I also reviewed Tony Campolo's latest effort, Red Letter Christians.
You may also be interested in an interview we just posted. Discerning Reader's Leslie Wiggins interviewed Nancy Cobb, who authored How to Get Your Husband to Listen to You.
