Ravi Zacharias says of this book, “Helpful for anyone confronting tough questions about Christianity and the Bible.” Ravi is right on the money. What this book does is equip believers with the tools necessary to analyze criticisms that are constantly being railed toward Christianity. Pearson first presents what the “unfiltered” Jesus portrayed in the Bible actually »
In this book, Sproul sets forth the Reformed doctrine of unconditional election – the beloved and more often maligned “U” in the acrostic T.U.L.I.P.. For those not familiar with Reformed Theology (or the “five points of Calvinism”), I would first suggest reading Sproul’s work, “What is Reformed Theology? Understanding the Basics“. For those that are »
This book is one of my favorite attacks on Christianity. Harris is a sharp guy, and he aggressively articulates the most prevalent critiques that Christians face. While each of the critiques are from a very high level and only offered in overview format, it is a great starting point for us as apologists (yes, all »
The Doctrines of Grace was written by James Montgomery Boice and Phillip Graham Ryken. The majority of the book was written by Boice prior to his death. This book was the last that Boice would ever publish, what he describes in the book has marked his life of ministry in Philadelphia. His main concern is »
Ten Questions To Diagnose Your Spiritual Health was written Donald S. Whitney. The book’s subject is given away by its title. To me, this was thoroughly encouraging and challenging. Deep, rich, biblical wisdom concerning how to check your spiritual pulse and press forward in walking with Christ. In this short book, Whitney reasons from scripture »