Ray Rhodes Jr.

Biblical Marriage

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Marriage books that are God-centred, gospel-saturated, and biblically driven are rare in a market chock-full of tomes on relationships. John-William Noble’s new book, Biblical Marriage, is a breath of fresh air in a climate not always friendly to the idea of distinctly Christian marriage. Even though the definition of marriage seems to be ever-evolving in our culture, no such evolution exists in Scripture. Marriage is a holy union between a man and a woman for a lifetime. Marriage is a great drama that tells the deeper and more wonderful story of the love of Jesus for his church. John-William Noble serves the church well in Biblical Marriage, a book that will land you on the certain foundation of the Bible, provide for you a vision of a Christ-exalting marriage, and offer you practical counsel that you can put to work in your marriage. Get this book, read this book, practice this book.”

Growing in Holiness through the Psalms

Christian Living

“Charles Spurgeon’s Treasury of David is the right guide for navigating through the Psalms as a means of encouraging readers in the pursuit of holiness. With biographical nuggets, exegetical faithfulness, and historical awareness, David McKinley employs Spurgeon as he leads his readers to a practical, biblical view of holiness. I heartily recommend Growing in Holiness through the Psalms for your consideration.”

Helped on Our Way to Heaven

History & Biography

“Helped on Our Way to Heaven is a delightful book from the pen of a devoted husband, parent, scholar, and author. Matthew Haste combines academic muscle, practical concern, and winsome writing in a gripping narrative that reaches beyond the academy and into the hearts and homes of everyday readers. Haste’s book doesn’t simply tell us about history and marriage, it provides examples that help us to look back as a means of finding our way forward.”

Jack vs. the Tornado

Fiction

“Jack vs. the Tornado is a lovely, encouraging, fun, and hopeful book. Amanda weaves an adventure tale that is captivating to children and moving to adults. My young daughter read Jack, and she couldn't put it down. Then it was my turn. I laughed even as I fought back a tear or two. Amanda skillfully weaves into the story important life issues: change, friendship, family challenges, aging, service, love, faith. These themes are so organic to the story that they touch the heart gently, winsomely, and naturally. Jack is nostalgic in that it treasures past experiences and bends them helpfully to present situations; and it is hopeful as it reaches outside of itself to Christ. Jack vs. the Tornado will be treasured by children and trusted by parents for generations to come.”

Philosophy, Who Needs It?

Philosophy

“We are living in an emotionally-driven culture that has not often paid clear thinking its due. Such a situation is putting the proverbial 'cart-before-the horse.' The result is numerous people on a wide path paved by unexamined experiences or under-evaluated truth claims. It could be argued that the issue is not that we live in a society where intelligence is lacking, but instead that comparatively few people know how to think. Jason Crowder's Philosophy, Who Needs It? comes to the rescue helping readers to get at the meaning and application of knowledge. Crowder approaches his topic as a Christian who believes that faith is foundational for understanding truth. He writes in a winsome style that is compelling, convincing, and challenging. Philosophy, Who Needs It? will be useful for high school, college, and graduate students as well as for anyone who wants to better understand the vital role of philosophy in properly evaluating the world in which we live from a biblical perspective.”

Spurgeon

Preaching & Worship

“Kenney Dickenson’s new book Spurgeon: The Prayer-Powered Pulpit of the Prince of Preachers is not written from a lofty perch towering above the masses, but it comes from the pen of a godly pastor who is a faithful practitioner of prayer. I will go a step further. When I think of pastors and prayer, Kenney Dickenson is first to my mind. Dickenson knows his subject on two fronts: he knows Spurgeon and he knows and practices prayer. Get this book, read this book, practice this book.”

The Booming Baritone Bell of England

Preaching & Worship

“Spurgeon preached everywhere from village cottages to London’s vast halls. Buildings couldn’t contain the crowds; therefore, he also preached outside to the masses. Scholar and open-air preacher E. G. Romine is the most qualified person that I know to write a book on Spurgeon’s open-air preaching. Read this joyful and well-informed book!”