TGC Reviews

It used to be that men and women were expected to follow a particular pattern towards maturity and adulthood.

While interacting with Bell and Wittmer for this review, it became increasingly clear to me that this "conversation" on matters so central to Christianity is, essentially, a debate.

Crisp’s work reminds us that Christian theologians need to keep good company, even if it is among the dead.

War is personal, and history is complex. It's why we never tire of reading about the conflict that brings out the best and worst in people.

I trust that parents, pastors, youth leaders, and college students will also put this book to use. Those who take its counsel will really thrive at college.

My hope is that my counter-proposal carries the discussion forward and honors Wax’s faithfulness.

The authors have chosen individuals and accounts based on impact and courage, more than on theological unity and fidelity.

A guide for the tough issues of evangelizing family and friends.

Peacemaking is applying the gospel and God’s principles for problem solving to everyday life.