Author Archives: Theron St. John

This post has been written by guest reviewer Jane St. John. She is married to Jeff , is a loving mother of four children, and enjoys baking, sewing, and cheering for the Colts. Is the gospel real? Did Christ really die for my sins? Why should I be a follower of Jesus and what doesContinue reading “Review: Live: Your Life for Christ”

Marriage and family have been under constant attack in our current culture. It seems not a week goes by without hearing about the so-called redefinition of marriage or the concept of a modern “family”. Yet, it is exactly in times like these we need a proper and biblical understanding of the family. Clint Archer hasContinue reading “Book Review: The Home Team”

I have a friend who, in the past, would have confessed he was a Christian. Recently, things have changed. Twice in the last nine months, he has fallen away and doubted the authority of Scripture. Faced with this reality, the question “Can I really trust the Bible?” looms. Is the Bible really the word ofContinue reading “Book Review: Can I Really Trust the Bible?”

Many of us have heard the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5 recited, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control”. However, I believe we have not really taken the time to digest what this means for our lives. That is why I am excited toContinue reading “Book Review: A Vine-Ripened Life”

These days, it seems, many are fascinated with the end of the world. The number of apocalyptic movies is evidence of this. Even in the field of theology there is much study on end times. Yet, too often the response of all this is the “fascination mixed with confusion tinged by fear” (Rinne 7). Now,Continue reading “Book Review: How Will The World End?”

Chances are if you know anything in the book of 1 Samuel it is the story of David and Goliath. Those unfamiliar with most of the Bible at least know this story. Whether the metaphor be used in sports or something else, we want to cheer for David. We see ourselves as ‘the David’ inContinue reading “Review: 1 Samuel for You”