||Book Summary|| God Crucified is an incredibly helpful short book for those who want to show that Trinitarian orthodoxy is consistent with the teaching of the Bible
Category Archive: Book Summaries
||Book Summary|| Holiness is an Evangelical Classic for readers who desire spiritual instruction that is wholehearted and biblically derived.
||Book Review|| Markan Typology explores typologies detected in several miracle stories of Mark’s Gospel, and offers an intriguing and compelling case for a richly textured Christology in Mark.
||Book Review|| A novel which portrays the story of the sister of an early missionary to New Zealand, who became our first beekeeper.
||Book Summary|| This book left me with the impression that I need to revisit it—with a pen and notebook.
||Book Summary|| A detailed reconstruction of the background to many of the problems in the Corinthian church of the New Testament.
||Book Summary|| This book provides a comprehensive introduction to a full suite of topics that explain the significance of Christ’s death on the cross.
||Book Summary|| This book offers a short and sobering analysis of churches that have “died” and offers instructive advice on remedying the decline and realistic hope that a church can flourish again.
||Book Summary|| Johnson’s book tells the story of evangelicalism’s shift from a paradigm of “care” to one of “cure”, and the failure and damage caused by the latter.
||Book Summary|| This book is valuable for the vision of pastoral ministry that it (re)introduces. Given the kind of challenges that Christianity faces today, church leadership needs to have more heft for the sake of the more intellectual elements of discipleship.
Chris Northcott 