Category: Book Reviews

When this book crossed my desk, my first notion was to regard the title as an oxymoron. But that description would do the compilers an injustice.

This book was co-published with the American Society of Missiology dissertation series and has the mark of excellence of theological doctoral studies …

I wish this book had been written several years ago. Zondervan published this work as part of the Counterpoints Series on the fiftieth anniversary of …

Roger Gehring comes to the rescue of those in search of more than popular accounts of the rise of house churches.

Most of the chapters in this work were delivered in two consultations of the North Atlantic Missiology Project, which took place at the University of …

Over two thousand animistic tribal people groups have not been reached for Christ, and many of those who have been reached are saturated with syncreti…

Wouldn’t it be great if our vision were perfect? 20/20 Vision by Bill and Amy Stearns is a very readable and compelling book about gaining a clear a…

If you are looking for a good book to put in the hands of someone wanting to understand the differences between Christianity and Islam, David W. Shenk…

Edited by C.V. Mathew, a former dean of Union Biblical Seminary who now chairs the Evangelical Fellowship of India, this book includes essays by eleve…

From its small beginning in north India 2,500 years ago, Buddhism is poised to become the third largest religion in 2010 with 1.8 billion adherents. P…