Nov 10, 2017 | Canvas, Reviews
By Michael Reeves According to Google, 500 years ago the English invented the Theodolite, William Caxton starting the printing of books and posters, and some guy called Drake sailed around the world. But more importantly, on 31 October 1517 Martin Luther nailed his 95...
Sep 4, 2017 | Canvas, Reviews
Soul Tour materialA brief, Bible-saturated perspective: Hope in the darkeness of mental illnessI’m Not Supposed to Feel Like This: A Christian Approach to Coping with Depression and Anxiety By Chris Williams, Paul Richards and Ingrid WhittonBuilding a support system...
Sep 4, 2017 | Canvas, Reviews
By Edward T. Welch The first third of this encouragement to help others is actually a reminder that we all need forgiveness, community and practice seeking support. “Those who help best are the ones who both need help and give help,” he writes. Then he draws a...
Sep 4, 2017 | Canvas, Reviews
By Martyn Lloyd Jones Lloyd-Jones’ Spiritual Depression transformed my life and ministry. It anchored my stumbling faith in the truth that a person is soul and body. In those not infrequent dark hours of doubt and uncertainty—mine and those shared with others—God has...
Apr 4, 2017 | Canvas, Reviews
By D. A. Carson This is one of Carson’s most important books – a mix of razor-sharp cultural analysis and penetrating theological reflection. Carson exposes the vacuous and self-contradictory nature of so much modern secular thinking, reminding us that Christians need...
Apr 4, 2017 | Canvas, Reviews
By John Stackhouse Jr. In an age of post-truth and “alternative facts,” what does it look like for Christians to love the Lord with all our minds? Stackhouse explores this question. As Christians, he says, it is part of our calling and vocation to think and pursue...
