My first published book, "A Call to Contentment: Pursuing Godly Satisfaction in a Restless World," is now available!
A couple of years ago, I started reading more books on personal finance. I didn’t plan to. It sort of just happened. With two kids, I want to be as financially faithful as I can and learn from a wide range of sources. Money provides options, such as purchasing expensive items. Is it biblically permissible for Christians to buy expensive things?
Another Apologetics book? Yet one more Systematic Theology? Do we need another Christian book on marriage? The answer is yes. The answer will always be yes. We will always need more books on every subject.
It’s that time of the year again. I’m excited to share with you my top ten books of 2023.
I don’t particularly like writing or thinking about hell. It’s been said if you preach on hell, you should do so with a tear in your eye. The topic of hell must be treated with biblical fidelity but also with compassion for neighbor. Nevertheless, we regularly need biblical resources on hell since there are constant attacks to undermine it.
I love both the simplicity and realistic application of enjoyment from Ecclesiastes. It’s brutally honest, but also doable. No, you can’t have your deep longings always fulfilled in this life. But you don’t have to settle for incessant misery either. Enjoyment is possible through simple means.
