Book Review: "Lost in the Middle: MidLife and the Grace of God" by Paul Tripp

Book Review: "Lost in the Middle: MidLife and the Grace of God" by Paul Tripp

Paul Tripp is well-known and loved for his many biblical counseling works. But of all that I’ve read from him, Lost in the Middle: MidLife and the Grace of God is my favorite. To me, it is his magnum opus, just as it seems that Trusting God was for Bridges. Lost in the Middle lovingly points out our wrong thinking about God and our circumstances, while supplying the truths from Scripture to get us back on the path of right and biblical thinking, that will ultimately heal our hearts and bring praise, glory, and honor to the Lord.

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Book Review: "The Fruitful Wife" by Hayley DiMarco

Book Review: "The Fruitful Wife" by Hayley DiMarco

I wasn’t more than a few pages into “The Fruitful Wife” before I broke out my highlighter, and my love affair with this book was born. The book is well written and engaging. Hayley DiMarco herself writes honestly about her faults and struggles in applying Galatians 5:22-23 to her life. She is sympathetic and understanding of our struggles too, but she is no pushover.

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Book Review: "Green Leaf in Drought-Time" by Isobel Kuhn

"Green Leaf in Drought Time" is the story of Arthur and Wilda Mathews, who were the last China Inland Missionaries to leave China during the communist takeover in 1953. Theirs is the extreme story of life in lockdown, yet they survived with grace and faith, and in the process put God on display in a way "normal life" never would have.

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Book Review: "50 People Every Christian Should Know" by Warren Wiersbe

Each chapter in Wiersbe’s book is like eating half of a warm, chocolate chip cookie; his goal is to tantalize you enough that you’ll get up off the couch and swipe the other half off the counter to relish. Wiersbe the Bookworm wants to beget other bookworms by whetting our appetite for more from each of these faithful spiritual giants. Take your time to read this book, but make sure you read it!

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Book Review: "The Thought of God" by Maurice Roberts

"The Thought of God" by Maurice Roberts is the perfect book for daily reading or going through together in a discipleship group. The book contains thirty chapters for your soul's nourishment; thirty chapters to read daily in a month; thirty chapters to challenge and encourage your walk; thirty chapters to provoke thought and prayer. Don't miss reading this easily accessible book as there's enough meat within its pages to satisfy even the most ravenous thinker.

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Book Review: "Transforming Prayer: How Everything Changes When You Seek God's Face" by Daniel Henderson

Worship-based prayer is what this book is all about and Daniel Henderson explains it this way: “Worship-based prayer seeks the face of God before the hand of God.” He goes on to explain what that means, saying, “I have learned that if all we ever do is seek God’s hand, we may miss His face; but if we seek His face, He will be glad to open His hand and satisfy the deepest desires of our hearts (page 27).”

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