Recommended by Mark Tubbs.
An imperfect but helpful presentation of how to exercise trust-building words and actions and how to avoid trust-busting ones.
Not recommended by Leslie Wiggins.
Purports to advocate for a fuller, grander, more robust gospel, but offers only a gospel stuck in the garden.
Recommended by Tim Challies.
A book on preaching whose rich contents derive from the long and faithful homiletical experience of its authors.
A plea to modern Bible students and teachers to pursue linguistic knowledge of the original biblical languages.
The second chapter in the saga of Ryan and Heather Murphy's missionary life in Kenya.
A helpful, balanced little handbook on planning and leading corporate charismatic worship.
Recommended by Bob Kellemen.
An invaluable, encylopedic methodology of urban and suburban ministry in the 21st century.
Recommended by Chad Vandervalk.
A hard-hitting, pull-no-punches, critical and challenging look at what ails youth ministry today.
Should be read before, or at least alongside, any modern handbook on Christian worship.
Presents a truly biblical model of counseling, and does so in a comprehensive, comprehendible manner.
