Category Archives: Book Reviews

Book Review: A Quest For Comfort by William Boekestein

  SUMMARY: Frederick III loved studying the Word of God.  Through the providential work of God, he became a very important ruler in Heidelberg, Germany.  Most of the people belonged to the Roman Catholic Church and just accepted what the … Continue reading

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Reviews of Puritan Treasures for Today

Over at Meet the Puritans blog Ryan McGraw has taken the time to review two-titles in our Puritan Treasures for Today series.  Rev. McGraw writes of William Greenhill’s, Stop Loving the World,  When it comes to old books, I am … Continue reading

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Review of Preaching in the Holy Spirit

Post written by Mike Leake I still remember the very first time that I stood behind a pulpit to deliver the message on Sunday morning.  I had prepared for hours upon hours.  Crafting my sermon to be faithful to Jesus, … Continue reading

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REVIEW: Preaching in the Holy Spirit

Review written by Kevin Fiske “Homiletics.”  What is it?  One educator defined “homiletics” as, ”the art and science of saying the same thing that the text of Scripture says. The study of sermon preparation is technically called homiletics.”  At its most … Continue reading

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Review of Faithfulness Under Fire: The story of Guido de Bres

Post written by Geoff Henderson: Be Thou My Vision I received an email the other day offering me the opportunity to review the book Faithfulness Under Fire: The story of Guido de Bres. Of course I jumped on it, and am glad … Continue reading

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Book Review: Taking Hold of God

(Post by Kevin Fiske) “Prayerful praying.”  Far from a mere redundancy, it is what Joel Beeke and Brian Najapfour hope to encourage within the body of Christ through the rich prayer lives of the Reformers and the Puritans in, Taking Hold … Continue reading

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A Review of A Spiritual Appeal to Christ’s Bride

Mike Leake reviews A Spiritual Appeal to Christ’s Bride. He writes, Since very few people have heard of Lodenstein the first twenty or so pages are dedicated to introducing the reader to his life and times.  Written by Joel Beeke, … Continue reading

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The Seven Signs: Seeing the Glory of Christ in the Gospel of John Reviewed

Reviewed by: James J. Cassidy – He writes the following, “Anthony Selvaggio has provided the church with a small, but robust, biblical theology of the Gospel of John. His approach to the Word of God is thoroughly Christ centered. Selvaggio … Continue reading

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