Michael J. Easley
Theology
“For students and critics alike, take a careful read of this new work. Ryrie's Dispensationalism underscores the crucial issue of defense: a literal, plain, normal interpretation of the biblical text. Set aside your presuppositions and give Dispensationalism a careful hearing.”
Christian Living
“While authors and scholars sympathetic to egalitarianism may be loath to consider they may in fact be wrong, Grudem pleads with his readers to reconsider their positions.”
Christian Living
“Many people wander around in their faith, unsure of their eternal footing. In his gentle manner, Pastor Don Cole encourages you to discover and understand your salvation. How You Can Know You're Saved is an essential read for anyone who has wondered about the permanency of God's love.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Teach a man to study the Bible and you fill his life. Teach a man to train others and you fill others lives. A generation is indebt to 'The Prof' for teaching us how to train fishermen. Thanks for helping us know and love the Savior through His word.”
Sharpening the Focus of the Church
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In the 1960s and 1970s leadership distrust was high. Established systems, including churches and church leaders, were viewed with suspicion and contempt. At that moment, Dr. Gene Getz stepped into the mix with Sharpening the Focus of the Church. In this major update, Gene does what he always does. He transparently explains what he has learned and would do differently. He's one of the most teachable and humble men I've ever known. And that's even more compelling as he takes us back to Scripture. And while our cultural context has changed, pastors, elders, and church leaders need to be reminded of what never changes. And again, Gene will take us by the hand and sharpen our focus.”
Work, Money & Leadership
“Bill explains simply how we can see a clear path to who we are, not what we do. He helps us see our unique wiring, to see ourselves through commonsense lenses. When you see yourself clearly, you'll be surprised how clearly you'll see. And once in focus, you'll see how you can be the person you are meant to be.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“The Christian life is full of platitudes. One of these is that we "forgive one another." Unfortunately, too many of us live under heavy consequences of difficult and broken relationships. Can anything be done about it? Is it just "the way it is"? My good friend Erwin Lutzer provides specific help that we all need when dealing with difficult people in our lives. These pages will help you press on to find freedom in what might seem an impossible situation. Run the risk and read this book. You may never be the same.”
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