David Jeremiah. Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2017. 256 pp. (Paperback). The way I see it, a David Jeremiah book is like a Junior Hill book —
All Summer Long: A San Francisco Romance Melody Carlson. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Revell, 2016. 320 pp. (Paperback). I try not to review too many of
Reviewed by Martine Bates Fairbanks Greg Koukl. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan, 2017. 189 pp. (Paperback). Before I even write the first sentence of this review,
Reviewed by Martine Bates Fairbanks Dan Nelson. North Fort Myers, Fla.: Faithful Life Publishers, 2016. 124 pp. (Paperback). Pastor Dan Nelson is concerned that our
Reviewed by Martine Bates Fairbanks Elizabeth Evans. Birmingham: New Hope Publishers, 2016. 140 pp. (Paperback). We all need hope; those who have chronic illnesses may
Reviewed by Martine Bates Fairbanks F. Max Croft. Rainer Publishing, 2016. 235 pp. (Paperback). What a neat book this is. Max Croft, the happy husband
Reviewed by Martine Bates Fairbanks Sam Storms. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 2017. 264 pp. (Paperback). I have debated whether to review this book. The entire
Joanne Sloan has written the introduction for a new edition of Richard Baxter’s classic book “The Saints’ Everlasting Rest.” She is the author of the
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