Church Still Works, and other reviews

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• Book Interview: Church Still Works -- "I was curious to find out what our churches are really doing that makes a difference."
• Book Review: Conscience, by Andy Naselli & J. D. Crowley -- "The book’s most prominent strength is its clarity."
• Book Review: Pastoral Preaching, by Conrad Mbewe -- "In less than 200 pages, Conrad covers much ground in his Scripture-saturated arguments."
• Book review: Perspectives on Christian Worship -- "Perspectives on Christian Worship presents five views on worship as seen through five distinct branches of the evangelical community."
• Book Review: ‘The Closing of the Liberal Mind’ -- "Holmes traces the transition of the American political left from its origins as a philosophy rooted in the classical liberal ideals of free speech and unfettered discourse to one that increasingly relies on censorship and intimidation to silence dissenting opinions."
• Book Review: The Crook in the Lot, by Thomas Boston -- "Puritans such as Thomas Boston knew great suffering."
• Book Review: 12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You, by Tony Reinke -- "...how our smartphone technology can—and most likely already has—influenced how we live our lives."
• “Evangelical” Is Not a Political Term -- "It is worth saying here just how good much of The Evangelicals is. FitzGerald is a deft and beautiful writer, and her book is often page-turning..."
• John Sailhamer's The Meaning of the Pentateuch: A Review Essay -- "Even before the generation of this digital excitement, I had been looking forward to this book for several years."