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Jon Zens sent me his new book, Christ Alone, recently. The book is awesome. And extremely short (43 pages). I highly recommend it! Read more

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David Baroni has written an interesting book called Creative in the Image of God. I caught up with David to talk about his new book. Enjoy! Instead of asking, “what is your book about,” I’m going to ask the question that’s behind that question. And that unspoken question is, “how are readers going to benefit from reading your book?” David Baroni: I believe readers will be encouraged, inspired and even exhilarated as they are reminded of who the Creator is,... Read more

Carl Medearis has written a new book. It’s called Adventures in Saying Yes: A Journey of Fear to Faith. I caught up with Carl recently to discuss his book. Enjoy! Instead of asking, “What is your book about?” I’m going to ask the question that’s behind that question. And that unspoken question is, “How are readers going to benefit from reading your book?” Carl Medearis: Well, I think they will have a good time, first of all. We recount lots... Read more

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Terri Roberts has released a new book entitled Forgiven. It’s the story about God’s remarkable grace amid a tragedy, and His enablement to release and forgive. I caught up with Terri to talk to her about her new book. Enjoy! Why did you write Forgiven? Terri Roberts: I have experienced hope and joy through remarkable forgiveness within my community. It’s a real-life story of God’s grace that the world needs to hear. Tell us a bit about the experiences that... Read more

For centuries, Christians have had a difficult time reconciling paradoxes and messages that emphasize different aspects of a truth. For instance, there’s been a long-standing debate that Paul and James preached messages that contradicted each other. The book of James emphasizes works, even stating that we are saved by works, while the book of Galatians emphasizes grace, stating that we are saved by grace through faith. This apparent discrepancy clears when one realizes that James was writing to libertines who turned God’s grace into... Read more