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Book Review: What About Those Who Have Never Heard?

Fackre, Gabriel, Ronald H. Nash, and John Sanders. Edited by John Sanders. What About Those Who Have Never Heard: […]

Is Jesus The Only Savior? Is a scholarly response to the questions constantly raised around the claims of exclusivity. Ronald Nash

Theology of the Reformers by Timothy George is not a new book, but it is a necessary book, for in

I was introduced to FIve Leading Refomers(written by Christopher Catherwood) by a friend who knew that I was planning to

In 1978 Richard Foster penned Celebration of Discipline, which has become somewhat of a classic book in the field of

It is rare for history, especially church history, to be appetizing reading for most people. Historians seem to have the

Recently, I’ve read some debates revolving around doctrine and evangelism in the blogosphere (ie. JD Greear, Timmy Brister) and in scholarly journals

Doriani, Daniel M. Putting the Truth to Work: the Theory and Practice of Biblical Application. Phillipsburg, New Jersey:

Charles Spurgeon was, quite possibly, the most gifted preacher the world has ever known outside of Scripture. In a time

Chuck Norris doesn’t read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants. Chuck has written a book

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On the backend of the conservative resurgence, many in the Southern Baptist Convention seem to be experiencing an identity crisis. With

Bruce Ware is a gift to the Christian church, but, his work is sometimes not very readable. Father, Son, and