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Our picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.

The warrior mentality is perpetuated from generation to generation. An ex-cop’s thoughtful new book suggests pathways for reform.

The books U.S. Catholic writers have enjoyed this month, including “Creating Spaces for Women in the Catholic Church” and “Home-Going.”

*** Brazilian Protestant Juan Roberto de Oliveira is the author of the book, Nenhum Caminho Leva a Roma: O pecurso até o protestantismo . It has no date Juan Oliveira makes lousy arguments with hardly any backing substantiation, regarding the biblical canon. I provide massive Protestant scholarly documentation.

Some of this debate is brought on by theologians who remove the original cultural context in which Paul’s letter was written. Where was Paul from? Who were the people he was writing to? What was the common attire for their regions?...

The Church Fathers were great pastors who taught us how to be friends of God

The relationship between theology, science, and philosophy is one that can be strained at times.  Perhaps this is putting it mildly.  There are some who

Growth | Spirit Filled Community, pt. 5 Think back with me about communication, before any of our modern ways of communication: FaceTime or Zoom or Skype;

    The interview that I did on Monday is now available for your viewing both at The Last Dispensation and at Christian Homestead.  Watch it at

A perennial challenge for historians, who are Christians, is the challenge of finding acceptance and approval from the wider academic community.