I think more resources like this, that offer practical steps toward a healthier spiritual and personal life, are needed.

Book about prayer for churches but presents in a confusing manner 2/5 stars

The bible Doesn’t Say That encourages questioning what we’ve been told or read superficially in the Bible on 40 different verses or topics.

Book Review of She Believed He Could, So She Did by Becky Beresford. Solid biblical book countering culture’s lies

In Uninvited, TerKeurst shares of several personal struggles with rejection while mingling in corresponding biblical lessons.

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In this day and age of productivity and sustainable work ethics, this is a much needed resource for the biblical view of these ideas

Book Review of It’s All Under Control by Lee, encourages women to give up the tight grip on control, but is not a Bible study

Christian Courage is a habitual intentional characteristic according to Rigney.

Gibson has done a wonderful job compiling these resources for use on a daily basis from Advent to Epiphany. The liturgy takes about 15 minutes, so is a reasonable amount of time to dedicate to the Lord in addition to, or as, a daily quiet time.

Is omnipotence biblical? See what theologian Oord has to say in a review of his newest book.

Overall, this book is an excellent resource, full of Bible references which support the view of the author regarding the Aaronic Blessing.

Overall, this study surprised me. I think it would be best as a group study, but it is fine as an individual one. 4/5 stars

I feel the lack of examples and verses about how Christ overcame our sin leaves the believer in a pond of muck, namely our sin, with Christ sitting there with us. When, in fact what Christ’s heart led him to do was to pull us from the pond and establish us as his own.

This little devotional is full of valuable teachings and lessons for anyone.