Resources
Resources
This section features reviews of resources that we think might be helpful to you in your walk with God. There should be something here to inspire everyone, whether you're looking for yourself or on behalf of a study group.
Reviews do not necessarily constitute full ministry endorsement of the authors or their ministries. We encourage all our readers to be Bereans in their reading, examining all things against Scripture to see if they are true (Acts 17:11).
15 Feb 2019
Paul Luckraft reviews ‘The Jewish Jesus’ by David Hoffbrand (Destiny Image, 2017). There are now many books on the theme of the Jewishness of Jesus, but it is always interesting to come across another one and see if it provides anything extra to make it a worthwhile investment in time…
08 Feb 2019
Paul Luckraft reviews ‘Biblical Church’ by Beresford Job (Bethany Publishing, 2007). This excellent book challenges the traditional way that Christians do ‘church’, and explains what should be in place instead. The author aims to show that the church-going practices Christians generally observe are based upon teachings that have little or…
01 Feb 2019
Frances Rabbitts reviews ‘The Noble Liar’ by Robin Aitken (Biteback Publishing, 2018). If you have ever been irritated, confused or upset by the blatant liberal bias of our national broadcasting network, this book is for you. Written by an ex-BBC journalist and executive who spent 25 years at the Corporation,…
25 Jan 2019
Paul Luckraft interviews the author of ‘Mere Churchianity’. In October 2018, we reviewed John Hampton’s book Mere Churchianity, a critique of what ‘church’ has become over the centuries and an explanation of the growing phenomenon of genuine born-again believers who have moved to the fringes of traditional expressions of church…
