Jon Bloom
Biography
Jon Bloom wrote Not by Sight and Things Not Seen, and contributed to Daily Strength.
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Christian Living
“The cross of Christ is the hinge of history, not merely of human history but of cosmic history. Existence is absurd until we understand the cross. It’s why Spurgeon always made “a beeline to the cross” in every sermon on every text he preached. And it’s why Joel has written this very helpful book. He helps us survey the wondrous cross and see in the death of the Prince of Glory the spring of all our hope and joy.”
Apologetics
“Rebecca McLaughlin addresses the most frequent and pressing objections to Christianity in our time with unflinching honesty, rigorous clarity, and deep compassion. This book is written not merely for skeptics but also for those who have suffered much in this sin-sick, destructive world. It is brimming with hope and will surprise you—and likely change the way you think about Jesus.”
Christian Living
“In this remarkable, beautiful, and hopeful book, Nancy Guthrie retells The Great Story and explains how each of our stories fit in. She shares why, despite the brokenness of everything and our best efforts to stoically accept a despairing conclusion, we can’t help but deeply long for a happy ending—to find our long-lost Eden. Nancy’s news is very good: if we’ll have it, there’s something even better than Eden to find. And our ending will only be a beginning.”
Christian Living
“Though Trillia Newbell writes mainly with women in mind, she speaks to all of us disordered and disoriented fearers in this book. And she reminds us that the more the right fear governs us, the weaker our wrong fears become. Fear and Faith was a tonic to my soul.”
Treasuring Christ When Your Hands Are Full
Christian Living
““We need this book. In the frenetic and sometimes overwhelming task of parenting, it’s hard to remember the gospel. Thank God for Gloria Furman! She helps us worship Jesus in the midst of chaotic commotion and see ‘interruptions’ as invitations to joyfully trust him. Both mothers and fathers will find deep encouragement here!”
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