book review

Watch the full review here or on YouTube here Book info P. #: 318, 380 with Appendix, Bibliography, and Index Author: John Charles Ryle (1816-1900) Life: Ryle’s life was full of constant controversy, pushback, and disagreement. He fought against many doctrines that were new or...

As promised in our thread on Vos, the following are my thoughts on why Vos's Reformed Dogmatics is just ok: Firstly, the good: Vos is generally, although not universally, in line with the Reformed Confessions, and he isn't a liberal (i.e. he believes in the inspiration and authority of...

I read the book because a friend of mine suggested it a couple of weeks ago (2021). The Message of the book in a nutshell: The book addresses the question: : "Why don't you live an abundant life as a Christian?" The solution according to the book is that you have to find your identity in...

Good afternoon, I do apologize if this is posted in the wrong place. I just started reading Thoughts on Religious Experience by Archibald Alexander and am already loving it just after reading the preface. For those that have read the book, tips on getting the most out of it? Or discussions on...

Better formatting here. Against God and Nature: The Doctrine of Sin by Thomas McCall OVERVIEW Rating: 3.5 out of 5 Length: 13-15 hrs. to read (402 pages) Short Summary: In Against God and Nature, Thomas McCall offers readers a comprehensive, well-organized treatment of the doctrine of sin...

Books date back many hundreds of years. It is estimated that there have been over 130 million books published. In 2011, 180,000 books were published in the United Kingdom alone. In recent years readers have favoured the e-readers such as the Amazon Kindle over the traditional paperback. In this...

The original article can be found at Snyder's Soapbox.com This book is authored by some of the top contemporary theological minds in Christendom. Each one wrote a chapter treating the topic of sola scriptura. The forward was written by Dr. Michael Horton. Together they present a cohesive, and...

My wife and I just finished reading this book as we seek to understand the issue of contraception from a Biblical perspectives. I'd give the book 4 out of 5 stars. It was written about 20 years ago but it is just as relevant today. The good: 1. Presents a strong biblical case affirming...