Nonfiction Reviews

The Happy Christian

There’s nothing wrong with offering psychological helps from a Christian perspective, I just feel like this is more about what a person knows rather than how the Spirit moves.

Slow to Judge

Capes is a capable writer with wisdom for the believer defending the faith in a postmodern world.

The Accidental Feminist

“The Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God’s Good Design” is a book that quietly, but confidently takes third-wave feminism to task.

God’s Crime Scene

In the end, the reader must make his or her own choice as to whether Wallace’s evidence is compelling enough to lead the conversation in a new direction for them.

Stronger

When we think of success, we think of words like bigger, more, and better. Bigger paycheck, more security, better reputation. But what if God’s perspective on success was radically different than our own? What if the thin…

Getting Ready for Marriage

Burns and Fields are adept at communicating their points and doing so with grace and poise.

Finding Truth

“Finding Truth: 5 Principles for Unmasking Atheism, Secularism, and Other God Substitutes” presents the reader with a Christianity for the thinking man.

How to Be a Christian Without Going to Church

Kelly Bean seems comfortable leading people to the middle and dealing with the tensions of community, in whatever form it might take.

Thriving in Babylon

You can thrive in Babylon because God is sovereign. That is Osborne’s thesis and he communicates it well.

A Glorious Dark

This book has helped me in my trek out of rose-colored Christianity and into a more realistic faith.

Aloof

This might be a bit difficult for more concrete thinkers and people who need immediate answers, but I think this is a necessary and helpful read for those experiencing a hidden God.

Mormonism 101

The authors have fully met my own theological and academic expectations by focusing only on primary texts officially sanctioned by the Mormon Church in their expose.

Bringing Narnia Home

Brown proved why I love Lewis’ writing so much: because I cannot learn everything on the first pass through—it takes multiple trips to Narnia in order to peel back the multiple layers of Lewis’ depth.

How God Grows a Woman of Wisdom

Someone discovering this book for the first time would likely find it as lovely on the inside as it looks on the outside.

Love Without Limits

This book is helpful, honest, and humorous, and it is written in the hope that others who are seeking to be in a lasting relationship will not give up on love.

Good News for Weary Women

This book gave me much to consider. I did not always like it, it made me uncomfortable at times, but it really caused me to examine my motivation for why I do what I do

The Undertaker’s Wife

I rarely find a magnetic page-turning autobiography and this is one of the best I’ve ever read.

How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You?

This book is one to be savored. It fits easily into a backpack or purse and can be delved into for a few minutes that it takes to read each essay and think about the questions.
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