Book Review: A Voice of Her Own
Why, over the years, haven’t women produced more in the arts—specifically in literature? At the turn of the century, Virginia Woolf began the answer to
April 27, 2017
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Book Review: Global Evangelicalism: Theology, History and Culture in Regional Perspective
Global Evangelicalism is an important contribution to historical and theological studies because of its scope and accessibility. The book is made up of an introduction,
April 27, 2017
Book Review: Becky Wooley’s Non-Prophet Murders
In her biography Fighting Angel, one of the most famous and disaffected missionary children of them all, the Nobel Prize-winning Pearl Buck, tells the sad
April 27, 2017
Book Review: The New Evangelical Subordinationism?
This new book on the Trinity is not to be missed. It may well prove to be the definitive contemporary reader on the debate over
April 27, 2017
Book Review: Dennis R. Hollinger’s The Meaning of Sex
Is there any inherent meaning in sexuality, or does sex simply mean whatever we intend it to mean in the moment? Dennis Hollinger, president of
April 27, 2017
Book Review: The Eternal Generation of The Son
This book addresses a topic within the Godhead that cuts across the lines of gender conviction and unites egalitarians and hierarchists on both sides of
April 27, 2017
Book Review: KeumJu Jewel Hyun and Cynthia Davis Lathrop’s Some Men Are Our Heroes
As we journey through life, many of us will be able to recount key individuals who noticed our God-given gifts and potential. Those same individuals
April 27, 2017
Book Review: Tim and Anne Evan’s Real Life Marriage
Real-Life Marriage: It’s Not About Me is coauthored by Tim and Anne Evans, a longtime married couple involved in Christian marriage counseling for many years.
April 27, 2017
Book Review: John Zen’s No Will of My Own
This small book (75 pages) elucidates a great present-day adversary to biblical justice and equality: patriarchy. The book is written for the Body of Christ.
April 27, 2017
Book Review: Why I Stayed: The Choices I Made in My Darkest Hour
Gayle Haggard’s Why I Stayed is a spellbinding book. My reflections, as I read it, revolved around three separate but related themes—marriage, mutuality, and “healing
April 27, 2017