An annotated look at the books I read this year.

This book exposits Scripture and applies theology well to one of life’s most common and distressing struggles.

This is a theologically rich devotional with loads of practical help.

Despite its narrow focus, this book has a lot to teach us about general Christian community.

I generally read close to 50 books a year, but this year has been different. As 2018 ended I was personally struggling. I was stressed, burnt-out, and mentally exhausted. At that time I was encouraged by a wise older friend to slow down, take a break, and pick up a completely different hobby. I followed […]

This may be the most important book on marriage counseling that the Biblical Counseling community has yet produced!

Alasdair Groves and Winston Smith have written an easy read with unparalleled depth and clarity on the emotions.

Tim Lane has written an excellent guide for the average Christian wanting to change and grow.

This new format for a Bible journal is a great improvement with loads of potential for enhancing Bible study.

This book’s use of narrative is helpful in clarifying the counseling process, but it doesn’t give enough information on the actual problem itself.