The Believer's Bookshelf

“In a world starving for genuine, lasting intimacy, a loving Christian marriage is a powerful witness to the gospel and the goodness of God. Let’s overturn the worldly notion that only newlyweds can be expected to make frequent, romantic, touching a matter of lifestyle.” (page 79) C.J. Mahaney’s Sex, Romance, and the Glory of God: [...]

Joshua Harris’ Sex Is Not the Problem (Lust Is): Sexual Purity in a Lust-Saturated Worldaddresses a critical area for our world today. While there have always been sexual sins and struggles throughout history, it does seem increasingly prevalent and even acceptable in our world today. Harris adds his book to the list of other Christian [...]

Wayne Mack’s In-Laws: Married with Parents (Resources for Biblical Living)addresses a vital issue for the marriage relationship. God, as the author of marriage, has a plan and important principles for a successful marriage. While there are many books on the husband and wife relationship of marriage, there is a general lack of material addressing the [...]

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 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