Darrell L. Bock

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Wasting Time with God is hardly a waste of time. It is a nuts and bolts discussion of how to grow in intimacy with God. It is clearly written and well grounded. This is a book well worth reading and wasting lots of time on. I highly recommend it.”

Which “Real” Jesus?

Apologetics

“Which 'Real' Jesus is a fascinating journey into a debate that has had a long life since the Enlightenment. Along the way we learn a great deal about ourselves and the origins of a religious faith that still rightfully casts a crucial shadow on our culture. If you love early American history and substantive religious discussion-which rarely intersect as they do here-you will enjoy this book.”

Why I Trust the Bible

Apologetics

“Why I Trust the Bible is a one-stop guide that is accessible and trustworthy for someone who has questions about the Bible or interacts with people who do. It’s a most useful resource.”

Why Trust the Bible?

Christian Living

“This book fills a great need in a day when people raise all kinds of legitimate questions about the Bible and its trustworthiness before they’ll even open it to take a look. Greg Gilbert’s Why Trust the Bible? answers that question by examining a series of issues people often raise in order to not take a look at this greatest of books. In everyday language, he shows why we can trust Scripture and pay attention to what it says about life.”

Women and Men in Ministry

Theology

“I have long waited for a book on women and men in ministry that had the right tone, asked the right questions, and pursued the right balance. This work, edited by Robert Saucy and Judith TenElshof, delivers just that and more. It shifts the discussion from the areas of rights and power so popular in our culture to one of complementary ministry, so that the body is seen working together in harmony as God designed it to be. Well done!”

Women in the World of the Earliest Christians

History & Biography

“Many preconceptions exist about the role of women in the Greco-Roman and Jewish worlds at the time of Jesus. By taking us through the world of women at that time, Cohick offers a solid glimpse of first-century culture--a wonderful window into the world of the New Testament that is well worth the read.”

You Need a Better Gospel

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book is a needed plea to the church to rediscover the real gospel as rooted in participation in and engagement with Christ. It leads to a better understanding of the call of our faith to be active and focused on things that matter. The gospel has been hijacked for many other things that have little or nothing to do with what God asks of all people. We are made in his image and designed for relationship and participation with him. This book sets all of that right, leading us not only to reflect who we are designed to be but to live actively in the very way God asks us to travel, aware that he is very much with us and in us as we go.”