Doug Logan Jr.
Biography
Doug Logan Jr. wrote On the Block.
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Men
“Beyond the Battle is a gospel-centered primer loaded with nuggets of truth encouraging solid identity in Christ. Whether you are single or married, this book will be tremendously useful to you.”
Foundations of the Christian Faith
Theology
“For decades my ministry has been greatly impacted by the expository excellence, shepherding care, and gospel-centered teachings and writings of James Montgomery Boice. Written with a pastoral tone, Foundations of the Christian Faith is a beautiful and timeless systematic volume that provides a comprehensive education on biblical doctrines with clarity and practicality. This is a most helpful theological resource for all readers, as it elevates Christ and Scripture.”
Christian Living
“A great reminder of God’s passion for his glory. My friend JR Vassar challenges our addiction to worldly glory and compels us to ascribe to Jesus the glory that he deserves. Read this book, reflect on its challenge, and apply it to your life.”
Reading the Bible, Missing the Gospel
Christian Living
“Reading the Bible, Missing the Gospel is a wonderful resource to help believers see the Scriptures as they are meant to be seen—as one unified story that points to Jesus, our source of life. Ben Connelly helps us see that this vision correction of a "gospel lens" of reading the Bible brings the pages of Scriptures to life! No longer is the Bible simply a book of rules, or quick bits of encouragement, or random "truths" about God, but it is the story of God in which Jesus is the Hero and we are joy-filled participants. If you're looking to better understand the relevance of the Bible and the person of Jesus for everyday life, get this book. It is challenging yet winsome, theological yet accessible—a great addition to the bookshelves of clergy and laity alike.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“A discipleship plan is crucial for pastoral success. After an analytical critique of prevailing discipleship models, in his book Trinitarian Formation, Chase Davis draws up the blueprints for just such a plan. Chase clearly demonstrates how Dr. John Frame’s model of tri-perspectivalism is an effective model for every Christian’s spiritual growth. Davis’s analysis is a gift to every pastor, an invitation to think through and implement an effective model for making disciples ready to live out the Great Commission.”
What Great Ministry Leaders Get Right
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Many ministry leaders today are struggling with feelings of inadequacy as they try to live out their callings. Jimmy Dodd and Renaut van der Riet's book, What Great Ministry Leaders Get Right, presents well-rounded and practical competencies that will help pastors lead from a place of spiritual, physical, and emotional health. This book will benefit leaders and serve as an essential supplement to seminary education.”
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