The Believer's Bookshelf

At the Altar of Sexual Idolatry by Steve Gallagher stands in a needy gap, dealing with society’s insatiable appetite for all things sex. Gallagher, founder of Pure Life Ministries seeks to hit this issue head on through the angle of

Jay Adams is certainly no stranger to the field of Biblical counseling. His Christian Counselor’s Casebook, The is an intensely practical collection of sample cases resembling humanity’s struggles through a life plagued by the

Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave : Finding Hope in the Power of the Gospel (Resources for Changing Lives) by Edward Welch stands as a vital collection of thoughts relating the subject of addictions. Welch’s title is descriptive of a grim reality; what he terms a “worship disorder.” All life boils down to worship; the [...]

Jerry Bridges is no stranger to the world of Biblically based books on God’s sovereignty. You Can Trust God is an invaluable resource to anyone looking for a solid work on God’s sovereignty amidst human suffering, but in a small,

Ralph Burns’ Basic Bible Truths serves as an invaluable counseling or discipleship resource for new believers. The 31 page booklet provides the “disciplees” with Christianity’s basic post-conversion truths in a easy small study format.

Joseph Knable testifies on his personal experience and battles with sexual sin in Sex and the Single Guy. In a world careening off into sexual perversion and a “do what feels good” mentality, Joe Knable provides an alternative in Christ’s freeing power. Written from

Your Family, God’s Way: Developing and Sustaining Relationships in the Home focuses on “Developing and Sustaining Relationships in the Home” (front cover). Wayne Mack’s teaching experience on the Biblical counseling staff at The Master’s College combined with his years of authoring Biblically centered books on problems viewed God’s way uniquely qualify him as a reliable

In The Cry of the Soul: How Our Emotions Reveal Our Deepest Questions About God Dr. Dan Allender and Dr. Tremper Longman III insightfully address the role of human emotions amidst the chaos we often call life. Their work provides hope and direction for life’s darkest moments through directing struggling man to God’s sovereign purposes [...]

In Mad About Us Doug McKinley provides insight into marital bliss through a focus not on a particular spouse, but one on the dual nature of the spouses as “us.” He asserts that a focus on the us in a marriage relationship will prove to be God-honoring as well as