There is no question that Carl Trueman is an exceptionally gifted writer and this little book ably displays three aspects of that gift in particular. First, he is able to concisely and cogently cover a great deal of ground and yet do so in a way that gives the read a real knowledge of his…

As the author himself admits, what “works” in a sermon does not always read as well, and this exposition of Romans 8 may well have been richer in the hearing, but even as a written and read series of studies it is powerful, pastoral and, at times, intensely moving. In the course of eleven chapters,…

I am nervous about dramatic autobiographical accounts of recently converted people. I am somewhat suspicious about their motivation and concerned about their spiritual vulnerability in becoming so prominent and high-profile at such an early stage in the spiritual journey. Of course, time will tell as far as Son of Hamas is concerned, but I put…