Review: Inerrancy and Worldview by Vern Poythress
The primary reason I find Poythress’s volume helpful is his method for defending inerrancy.
Book Reviews
Reviews of Popular and Academic Works of Theology, Ministry, Culture, and Christian Living
Come and Feast on Jesus Christ: Reading with Richard Sibbes
Review: ‘The Glorious Feast of the Gospel’ by Richard Sibbes
How Benny Hinn’s Nephew Rejected the Prosperity Gospel
Review: God, Greed, and the (Prosperity) Gospel: How Truth Overwhelms a Life Built on Lies by Costi Hinn
What Makes a Good Pastor?
Review: The Man of God: His Calling and Godly Life by Albert Martin
Your Interpretation May Not Be Inerrant, but Your Bible Is
Review: Light in a Dark Place: The Doctrine of Scripture by John Feinberg
John Piper Wants You to Encounter Glory in Your Bible
Review: Reading the Bible Supernaturally: Seeing and Savoring the Glory of God in Scripture by John Piper
Why Christian Discipleship Needs Reformed Theology
Review: Being Christian and Being Disciples by Rowan Williams
We Just Need the Bible
Review: A Peculiar Glory: How the Christian Scriptures Reveal Their Complete Truthfulness by John Piper
Spiritual Friendship by Wesley Hill
Review: Spiritual Friendship by Wesley Hill
The Pastor's Kid by Barnabas Piper
Shepherding God’s Flock
Review: Benjamin Merkle and Thomas Schreiner. Shepherding God’s Flock: Biblical Leadership in the New Testament and Beyond
From the Mouth of God
Review: Sinclair Ferguson’s From the Mouth of God: Trusting, Reading, and Applying the Bible
Review: Making Gay Okay by Robert Reilly
Review: Effective Bible Teaching by James C. Wilhoit and Leland Ryken
Review: Covenantal Apologetics by K. Scott Oliphint
Review: The President’s Devotional Joshua Dubois
When it comes to the actual entries, the reader is left with little more than moral truisms and vague exhortations to pursue common virtues.
Review: Humble Orthodoxy by Joshua Harris
Harris calls all believers to embrace grace and truth, love and right doctrine, compassion and solid theology.
Review: Canon Revisited by Michael J. Kruger
In his kindness, God has not only given the church his Word; he has also provided an epistemic environment in which his people can know—with glorious confidence—that they indeed have it.
Review: Together: Adults and Teenagers in the Church by Jeff Baxter
Review: Defending Inerrancy by Norman Geisler and William C. Roach
The definition of inerrancy provided in the CSBI can be amply defended historically, biblically, and theologically.
