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Birth Control for Christians, Part 2

By T.G. Blankenship at The Gethsemane Blog Recently I picked up a book entitled Birth Control for Christians by Jenell Paris. I was going to do a blog series through the material because I was under the impression that t…
Revelife Reviews: Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart

I'll totally admit that I saw a book with the title "Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart: How to Know for Sure You Are Saved" by J.D. Greear on a resources table at my Orthodox Presbyterian Church church and was taken back…
Revelife Reviews: Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart

By Sharon at She Worships If you were to ask me when I became a Christian, I’m not sure that I could tell you. I have a vague memory of hearing the gospel and believing it when I was about 6 years old, but it wasn…
Revelife Reviews: The Conviction to Lead by Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr.

By The Closet Calvinist Leadership is a genre I tend to stay away from. Typically, I would expect leadership books to be shallow, self-centered, and a waste of time. Even more so in the genre of leadership books that…
Book Review: The World-Tilting Gospel

By The Closet Calvinist Dan Phillips, of PyroManiacs fame, wrote “The World-Tilting Gospel” as a corrective of the broken “Gospel” that has infected much of the visible Church. It seems many pr…
Book Review: “Surfing for God” by Michael John Cusick

By Tom Zuniga “Every time a man knocks on a brothel door, he is really searching for God.” — G.K. Chesterton I’m attracted to openness and vulnerability in writing — blogs, books, you name…
Book Review: Faith and Other Flat Tires

By Dean Lusk I've had the opportunity to read and review a new book by Andrea Palpant Dilley: Faith and Other Flat Tires: Searching for God on the Rough Road of Doubt. There was no pressure to give the book either a glo…
Book Review: The Reformation by Patrick Collinson

By Nic Don at Theopolitical This is a difficult book to review, and the brevity and paucity of my comments ought to be significant in themselves. The Reformation by Patrick Collinson is an informative and enjoyable rea…
Book Review: The Hunger Games

[This is reposted as part of our Best-Of Revelife Week. It was originally posted on September 19, 2011.] By Andy at Faith and Geekery Over the past few years, The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins has risen to gre…
Book Review: The Grace Effect

By The Closet Calvinist The Grace Effect is an exploration of “common grace,” or rather, the lack of common grace, in a nation that has done its best to end any Christian influence and replace it with an a…