I know, I know. August is a bit late for the release of a "summer reading list." I can only plead necessity. I divide my reading into three major cate...
To be human, it seems, is to be fascinated with crime. This simple fact explains why so much of our popular entertainment is driven by narratives and plots dealing with crime, crimefighters, criminals, and the police. News about crime and criminals o ...
Christian fiction novels are both powerful and influential in the Church. What message does the content of Christian fiction send about where the heart of the Church is today? The stories we buy and read reflect the issues that are most clearly on ou ...
The Axioms of Religion The Library of Baptist Classics edited by Timothy and Denise George Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1997 Introduction One of the towering figures of Southern Baptist history, Edgar Young Mullins led Southern Baptists thro ...
The theme of fathers and sons is one of the constants of literature, both ancient and modern. From Ivan Turgenev to Chuck Palahniuk, modern literature seems particularly obsessed with fathers and their sons -- and sons without fathers. Thinking this ...
I appreciate the fact that many people have found my 2009 Summer Reading List to be helpful. The list is just a start, of course, and it was intended from the beginning to be helpful also for Father's Day. Thus, it is long in history and military h ...
Wondering what new books to read this summer? Finding extra time and wondering how to fill it? The summer is a great time for catching up on reading and exploring new books and subjects. Listen as Dr. Mohler discusses new books that are worthy of you ...
What's at the core of the abortion debate? Do you struggle to know how best to make the pro-life case? In his new book, The Case for Life, Scott Klusendorf provides Christians with answers these critical questions. He joins Dr. Mohler on this special ...
Does the gospel of Jesus Christ have anything to do with adoption? In his new book, Adopted for Life, Russell Moore makes the case that adoption is far more than a social service. Rather, it is a way for Christian families and churches to live out th ...
Ever thought of reading systematic theology to your kids at bedtime? Well, Bruce Ware did. A professor of theology and the president of the Evangelical Theological Society, Dr. Ware's new book--Big Truths for Small Hearts--is a tremendous resource fo ...
Martyn Lloyd-Jones was, by any fair measure, one of the greatest preachers of the twentieth century. His ministry at Westminster Chapel in London ranks among the most influential in Christian history. "The Doctor," as he was known, was a master exp ...
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