Author: A. W. Tozer
Publisher: Bridge Logos
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Christian Living,
Source: Own
My Review:
Tozer is in a league of his own. His theology is sound and at times difficult to follow. However, Mystery of the Holy Spirit is worth the read.
Author: Jen Wilkin
Publisher: Crossway
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Theology, Christian Living, Bible Study
Source: Own
My Review:
This is my second time reading Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin. While my original review still stands, I will also say that I got SO much more out of it the second time.
Series: What if Jesus Was Serious
Author: Skye Jethani
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Theology, Devotional, Christian Living
Source: Own
My Review:
Skye Jethani has become an "auto" read author. I have read all his books in the What If Jesus Was Serious series. What If Jesus Was Serious About Heaven? is best read slowly, allowing time to ponder each section.
Author: Dane Ortlund
Publisher: Crossway
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Theology, Christian Living
Source: Own
My Review:
Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers caught my attention immediately. Dane Ortlund states: "This book is written for the discouraged, the frustrated, the weary, the disenchanted, the cynical, the empty. Those running on fumes."
Author: Kristie Anyabwile
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Theology, Education, Bible Study
Publisher: Moody Publishers
Source: Moody Publishers
My review:
I enjoyed Literarily: How Understanding Bible Genres Transforms Bible Study by Kristie Anyabwile, but it is a harder book to review. Anyabwile gives an excellent idea of what's included in her book in the synopsis below.
Author: Alisa Childers
Publisher: Tyndale
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Religion, Theology
Source: Library
My Review:
Alisa Childers is a wife, mom, blogger, author, and was a member of the band ZOEgirl. I read this book because Sarah Geringer put it on her best Christian books she read in 2021 list. It sounded interesting, so I thought, "why not?"