If anyone is equipped to speak to the issues of abuse in the church it is Christian psychologist Diane Langberg. Recognized as a leading authority in the field of abuse and trauma counseling, Langberg has written and taught extensively on the subjects all over the world. She is also, however, a devout follower of Jesus […]

Rachel Green Miller believes that “authority and submission have become the lens through which all of women’s and men’s interactions are viewed” (14). In Beyond Authority and Submission she has identified serious problems within this focus, namely the ways in which it undervalues women and distorts Biblical teaching. Despite what critics have said, I don’t […]

Morgan has written a lucid and insightful exploration of James’ theology.

Caleb Kaltenbach models love without compromise for us.

While this book doesn’t offer anything new in content, it does offer something fresh in perspective.

This book provides the church with a robust explanation of the sexual revolution as a symptom of a deeper issue.

This book provides us with an apologetic method perfectly fit for our age.

An annotated list of all the books I read this year.

If it’s not the most enjoyable read, it’s arguably the most important counseling book of 2020!

I will be the first to admit it, marriage counseling is complicated. Counsel, in such situations, is compounded by the reality of addressing two sufferers and two sinners who cause problems for one another and who see the cause of those problems from totally different vantage points. There are loads of great volumes out there […]