Book Reviews

Drayton Nabers Jr. Tulsa, Okla.: Christian Publishing Services, 2005. 290 pp. (Hardback). It is refreshing indeed to read a book about character, inasmuch as our

Edna Ellison. Birmingham: New Hope Publishers, 2005. 138 pp. (Paperback). Subtitled “A Shared Study of Ephesians” and described as one of the “Friend to Friend

Mac Brunson and Ergun Caner. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2005. 216 pp. (Paperback). From this highly relevant and biblically oriented work produced by a

Mark Prater. Birmingham: New Hope Publishers, 2005. 158 pp. (Paperback). “Silent Storm” is an intimate portrayal of the diagnosis and treatment that challenged one man’s

Regi Campbell. Sisters, Ore.: Multnomah Publishers, 2005. 176 pp. (Hardback). Subtitled “Taking Your Faith to Work,” this engaging volume advocates living out the Christian faith

Joel Osteen. New York: Warner Faith Press, 2004. 320 pp. (Hardback). Of this volume, New York Times best-selling author Max Lucado writes: “Our Lord uses

Pamela R. Durso and Keith E. Durso (Ed.). Macon, Ga.: Mercer University Press, 2005. 176 pp. (Paperback). This book, right off the press, is a

Drayton Nabers Jr., chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, recently released a new book, “The Case for Character: Looking at Character from a Biblical