Reviewed by Emily D. The book is written by Nabeel Qureshi, a devout Muslim. He describes his personal journey that begins with him setting out to defend the Muslim faith but ultimately resulting in him being convinced of the truth of Christianity. As an autobiography, it is meant to depict Nabeel’s personal experience of his […]
Exalting Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount by Daniel L. Akin
Reviewed by Emily D. This book is part of a series called Exalting Jesus, a collection of commentaries that are accessible to the lay believer looking to go deeper into God’s Word. It provides more depth to my study of the Bible, while still being an enjoyable read. It also includes some study questions, which […]
Unshakable Hope by Max Lucado
Reviewed by Carmen N. In our world today, where hope seems to be in shortage, we can find abounding hope in God. We can anchor our hope on His promises which never fail. I found this book to be very encouraging in reminding me of who God is, what his promises are, and my identity […]
The Reason for God: Belief in the Age of Skepticism by Timothy Keller
Reviewed by Ivy L. Timothy Keller’s The Reason for God discusses perspectives both for and against the existence of a Christian God. The book is split into two parts: the first half tackles seven of the most prominent and common doubts people hold regarding Christianity, while the latter half of the book explores reasons FOR a Christian […]
May It Be So: Forty Days with the Lord’s Prayer by Justin McRoberts, Scott Erickson (Illustrator)
Reviewed by Joyce Wong This book is a quick read (but going through it more slowly for reflection is recommended!) consisting of 40 brief guided prayers paired with contemplative images, and reflections on the Lord’s Prayer, as a starting point for our own prayers and ongoing conversations with God. I appreciated how the authors began the […]
The Big Picture Story Bible by David R. Helm
Reviewed by Emily D. The Big Picture Storybook Bible tells the whole story of the Bible putting the focus on God and his plan and promise to rescue man from their sin problem. It is beautifully illustrated and uses relatively simple language. It is great for young children and their parents to read together for […]
The Story of Jesus by Fiona Boon
Reviewed by Emily D. This book is a simple overview of the life and death of Jesus. It is available as a board book which is resistant to getting pages torn and slobbered on. The story rhymes and is quite catchy. The pictures are cute. It is great for young toddlers and kids. Tags: […]
The Pleasures of God by John Piper
Reviewed by Joseph W. In “The Pleasures of God,” John Piper thoroughly investigates the attributes of God and what brings Him joy and delight. Piper heavily references Scripture, explores examples, and draws from his personal experiences to share the greatness and glory of God and His desire for His people. The book also guides and […]
Reading the Bible Supernaturally: Seeing and Savoring the Glory of God in Scripture by John Piper
Reviewed by G. Kung Reading the Bible Supernaturally is a follow up book to A Peculiar Glory where John Piper discusses the purpose of reading the Bible and shows us that when we read/study the Bible God works a miracle in us to have eyes to see God’s glory. The book also offers practical steps […]
God, Jesus, The Gospel (Three Books) by Devon Provencher
Reviewed by N. Kung My dad thinks that the books are clean and informative, but lacked a certain fun factor. They could use a bit more of a storybook feel although their illustrations are excellent. Overall they are clear and concise with the most important information. Tags: Children / Youth (KID or YOU), devon provencher, […]