“The Amazing Depth of the Simplest Truth” is an accessibly written theology book for pastors, lay leaders, and twenty-something university students. It would make a good discipleship book for mentoring aspiring theological students or ministry apprentices.
Unshaken Allegiance is clear, calm, and practically useful. Even if one ends up qualifying part of Parkinson’s broader framing, the book succeeds in providing something many Christians need right now. It provides wisdom on how to live faithfully, while resisting both blind submission and reactionary panic.
There are so many evangelistic books in the marketplace that it often becomes too hard to know which to read and give away, so in the end we don’t give any away. That may be because there are so many goals to meet in writing an evangelistic book; the author must decide between multiple ‘goods’ which often involves compromises. Decisions like, whether to: 1) Write a book that is helpful for anyone or one targeted at a specific group. The balance is strongly tipped toward the generic book. There is a paucity of evangelistic books targeted at specific groups that...
Glen Scrivener gives Christians eight killer apps for evangelistic conversations in How to Speak Life: Sharing Your Faith in 321. These eight tools make evangelism easier and more natural.
Glen Scrivener’s How to See Life in 321 is a unique contribution to the plethora of evangelistic books available. In this book, Christian doctrines such as trinity, sin, salvation, and union are given their initial conceptual meaning through simple stories and explanations.
