Book Reviews

. . . . . Former Nazarene Theological Seminary professor and leading Nazarene theologian J. Kenneth Grider presents an examination of the doctrine of entire sanctification in an easy to read, easy to understand format. Dr. Grider particularly relates entire sanctification to the baptism of the Holy Spirit. This book represents an important benchmark in […]

Dr. Grider, former professor of theology at Nazarene Theological Seminary presents a theology of the doctrine and experience of entire sanctification which he dubs as the distinctive doctrine of Wesleyanism. The book discusses how to received the divine grace of entire sanctification and answers many questions about the doctrine and experience. Dr. Grider makes much

This is a newer commentary set published by the Wesleyan\’s.  Currently there are 15 volumes in the set.  It will be a good addition to your library and will greatly enhance your lesson or sermon  preparation.  You can order single volumes or the commentary as a set.  Contact the Herald and Banner bookstore now and

A book review Dr. R.E. Carroll used to tell his students at Kansas City College and Bible School that if they would concentrate on a given subject for 15 minutes a day they could become an expert in that particular subject. He also told us that few people have learned to concentrate for any length

[ISBN:0849910927] Recently, I felt that as a pastor I needed a refresher on what pastoral ministry is all about. I found Rediscovering Pastoral Ministry by John MacArthur, Jr. and the Master’s Seminary Faculty to be a challenging and encouraging read on God’s call to ministry. Rediscovering Pastoral Ministry reads much like a manual on pastoral

[openbook booknumber=\”/b/OL9610061M\” templatenumber=\”1\”] Occasionally, I have been asked what commentaries I use when preparing for a sermon. There are several that are my favorites, but in this post I will focus on a set that has quickly become one of my favorites.

[openbook booknumber=\”/b/OL794183M\” templatenumber=\”1\”] OutofUr.com, the blog operated by Leadership Journal included a short article on the late Robert Webber on April 30, 2007.  “Webber will be remembered (and appreciated, mostly) as the man who gave a name to the quest to recover both philosophy and experience of worship that were endangered by contemporary evangelical practices

A Book Review By Dr. Gayle Woods I have great admiration for Josh McDowell, the author of \”The Last Christian Generation.\”  I have read a number of his books.  I have heard him speak.  He is a tremendous scholar and a great apologist.   The many books that he has authored such as, \”Evidence that Demands

A Book Review   By Dr. Gayle Woods   Those who have prodigal sons or daughters understand the feeling I had when I was given “Praying Your Prodigal Home” as a Christmas gift.   Hope surged.  Maybe there was some secret hidden in the book that I had missed.  Maybe my prayers for my own son

A Book Review   by Dr. Gayle Woods   It was the title of the book that first grabbed my attention.  Don’t we normally think in terms of church growth by planning?  As I stood at his book table, I knew that Dr. Whitesel, Vice-President of the American Society for Church Growth, had something on