Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low ExpectationsAlex & Brett HarrisMultnomah, April 2008, 256 pages, $16.99, www.waterbrookpress.com Expectations have consequences. High ones tend to cause peop...

There is no shortage of resources dealing with the age-old struggle of effectively parenting children. Many books offer much theory and little application. Roger Cross offers amazingly practical ideas and sugge...

Should every visistor who walks into your gatherings become a memeber of your church? If you believe so, you'll enjoy this practical resource by Nelson Searcy. If you think otherwise, though, you'll likely rais...

The Essential Jesus seeks to unveil the person of Christ through an exploration of both Old and New Testament readings. Whitney Kuniholm, president of Scripture Union USA, provides engaging reflections and thou...

Tim Keel joins the rank and file of “progressive” thinkers who blindly stumble about trying to pin the tail of “post-modern, post-enlightenment, and post-Christian” on the donkey of cont...

America’s well-documented racial and economic segregation on Sunday mornings is clearly inconsistent with the vision of God’s Kingdom offered in the New Testament. Joining the likes of John Perkins ...

In the struggle to find a way to fit Bible reading into our daily schedule, many of us have turned to audio, trying to squeeze in devotions at the gym or in the car. GoBible, the latest Bible audio player, come...

Australian theologian and speaker Mark Sayers comes on strong about the effects of Western consumerism in his book and DVD, The Trouble With Paris. Citing the conscious and unconscious shifts popular culture ha...

Perception is everything. That being the case, the title and positioning copy for this book make it appear repugnant. But Phil Cooke, after acknowledging his title’s branding problem with stories of two o...

      In the Chinese language crisis can be written with two basic characters which individually represent danger and opportunity. In these indispensable books the authors take great care ...