Category: Reviews

Viral is a pretty new book from Leonard Sweet all about the impact modern social media and technology can have on helping us as a Church to spread the gospel. Leonard splits society into two groups – Gutenbergers who grew up before the introduction of Facebook/Twitter etc, and Googlers who are native to the use […]

Average Joe is a book by Troy Meeder about how God can use everyday average people. He starts by sharing examples of average, ordinary folk who have taught him lessons about God, then looks at some average, regular guys from the Bible and finally shares some lessons from his own life. Average Joe is a […]

Tuesday is all about reviews and recommendations on All4God. Today I wanted to let you know about  a magazine The Messenger put together by the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland every couple of months (you can pay to get a paper edition, or you can get it for free in digital format as either a […]

Max Lucado is one of those big name Christian authors who has written lots of books that sell well. I keep meaning to read some of them but have only got round to reading one, Outlive your life. And I really enjoyed it. So I was quite interested to get a copy of the new […]

In his new book The Jesus Mission Steven Scott gives a good overview of the 27 missions Jesus accomplished, and focuses largely on the four He leaves for us to do, and how we can work at accomplishing them. These four mission that Scott identifies are 1. To become more intimate with God 2. To accelerate your personal […]

The new album from Northern Irish band Bluetree has been a long time coming for those who have been fans from the start. And there are still a couple of months to wait til you can get a copy (releases on May 8th). But I have had a listen to it and the good news […]

Memorising Bible verses is something that gets recommended a lot, but if you are anything like me, isn’t done that much. So often I find myself using the argument that I always have reasonably easy access to a Bible – either a paper copy or on my phone or on the computer, so what is […]

Soulprint by Mark Batterson is a book about your God given identity, based on five incidents from the life of David in the Old Testament. It is all about how to be the unique person God created you to be, and is a pretty good read. [HTML1] The main theme running through the book is […]

Why Church Matters is a book by Joshua Harris (an author who I have been really digging over the past few months) all about how we need to commit to a local church. (It was previously published as Stop dating the Church, but has now been revised and re-titled). It is a great book for […]

Extraordinary is a new book by John Bevere. It deals with the theme of living the way God really wants you to live – not an average life, but a truly extraordinary life lived by faith. And while that summary can make it sound like it is going to be a “prosperity gospel” style account […]