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Category Archives: Book Reviews
Logos Bible Software Church Curriculum
I am currently reviewing curriculum put together by Logos Bible Software as part of their Studies in Faithful Living series. The curriculum I am exploring is Abraham: Following God’s Promise. I love the concept of this series from Logos. The … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Book Reviews
Tagged Abraham, Books, Curriculum, Logos Bible Software, religion, theology, Tim Farley
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Are we better off without Sunday school?
A couple of weeks ago I was given a book to read. The book, Already Gone, was written by Ken Ham (Answers in Genesis founder) and Britt Beemer. It explores why so many children who are raised in the church … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Church Issues
Tagged Already Gone, Bible, Britt Beemer, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church, Ken Ham, religion, Sunday school, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Upcoming Book Reviews
Those of you who have been following my blog know that I have been working through Essential Church? by Thom and Sam Rainer. I have really enjoyed the Rainers’ book and feel that it has much to offer those who … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged A World of Difference, Apologetics, Bible, Book Reviews, Books, Brad Waggoner, Christian worldview, Christianity, Essential Church, Kenneth Samples, Norman Geisler, Patrick Zukeran, religion, The Apologetics of Jesus, The Shape of Faith to Come, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Did Constantine Invent a New Jesus?
Books like The Da Vinci Code by author Dan Brown have made it popular to believe that our current understanding of Jesus is wrong. In fact, some would even say that our current understanding of who Jesus is comes as … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Church History
Tagged Bible, Book Reviews, Books, Busted, Canon, Christian Myths, Christian worldview, Christianity, Constantine, Fred von Kamecke, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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What Should I Read?
I am a reader. At minimum, I read a book every two weeks. I love to learn and grow through the expertise and experience of others. However, it is often hard to know what books to look for when I … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged Bible Study, Biography, Books, Christian worldview, Christianity, Fiction, History, Non-fiction, Novels, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Interesting Stats about Church Dropouts
This is my second post concerning the book Essential Church? by Thom and Sam Rainer. You can find the first post here if you would like to read it. The Rainers tell us in the introduction to the book that … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Church Issues
Tagged Books, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church Growth, Essential Church, religion, Sam Rainer, theology, Thom Rainer, Tim Farley
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Why should anyone go to your church?
I have just started to read a new book by Thom and Sam Rainer. The title of the book is Essential Church? and even after only reading the introduction, I am already convinced this is going to be a book … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Church Issues
Tagged Bible, Christian worldview, Christianity, Church Growth, Culture, Essential Church, religion, Sam Rainer, theology, Thom Rainer, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Review: When God Goes To Starbucks, Paul Copan
A few weeks ago I received a book that caught my attention. When I read the title, When God Goes To Starbucks, I was immediately drawn to the book and greatly curious about its contents. My first impression (gained mostly … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologetics, Books, Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, Paul Copan, religion, Tim Farley, When God Goes To Starbucks, Worldview
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What MUST a Christian believe?
I recently read through a book written by Michael Wittmer, who is professor of systematic and historical theology at Grand Rapids Theological Seminary. GRTS happens to be the seminary I earned my master’s degree from and Dr. Wittmer is one … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Gospel
Tagged Books, Christian worldview, Christianity, Don't Stop Believing, Michael Wittmer, Mike Wittmer, religion, theology, Tim Farley, Worldview
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Review: The Apologetics Study Bible
Have you ever had a discussion with someone about the Bible who did not understand how you could believe the things you believe? Have you ever wished that you had one source that you could turn to that would help … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologetics, Apologetics Study Bible, Bible, Bible Study, Books, Christianity, Holman Christian Standard Bible, religion, Tim Farley
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