Category: Book Review

• October 10, 2011

  A Book Review of Andrew D. Naselli’s Let Go and Let God? A Survey & Analysis of Keswick Theology

  Reading Andrew D. Naselli’s Let Go and Let God? reminds me of my early Christian pilgrimage. In the environment in which I grew up, it…

• September 6, 2011

  A Book Review of Michael A. G. Haykin’s The God Who Draws Near

  Michael A. G. Haykin, currently Professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky, is undoubtedly one of the authorities…

• June 7, 2011

  A Book Review of Taking Hold of God: Reformed and Puritan Perspectives on Prayer. Edited by Joel R. Beeke and Brian G. Najapfour

  When I see a book on prayer, it is usually and immediately followed with the Spirit’s conviction.  I consider how long it has been since…

• March 31, 2011

  A Book Review of Sinclair B. Ferguson’s John Owen on the Christian Life

  John Owen on the Christian Life is one of Ferguson’s great works serving as an introductory guide to John Owen. Its first chapter provides a…