It’s spring break at the university, and I’m catching up on my reading. Actually, I’ve been reading off and on since Christmas. Here are the books that have caught my attention in the last few months.

I recently completed co-writing a book that shares the Christian good news. It’s now published and available for purchase. But I’m thinking about ways to get this book into the hands of those that need it most!

With the holydays here, I thought I’d list books I’m currently reading. I’ve finished some. I’m hoping to complete the others soon.

This is the final chapter in the short book I’m co-writing. The book presents the gospel in an understandable way. I'm interested in your evaluation...

Writing a short chapter that argues Jesus Christ answers or solves the problems of life proves difficult. Very difficult!

This third chapter of the book I'm co-writing was harder to construct. Talking about the sources of evil isn't as easy as I thought it would be. It was especially hard knowing how best to talk about Satan and demons.

The second chapter of the book I'm co-writing speaks of God as Creator. Like the first chapter, I'm hopeful the writing is accessible and the arguments winsome.

I’ve been writing a little book that presents the Christian gospel plainly. The project is stretching me in many ways.

From time to time, friends ask what I’m reading. I rarely start and finish a book in one sitting. I usually dabble, dive and resurface, and drift from one book to another. I read many books simultaneously.

I feel called to speak theologically both to the academy and to congregations. This calling presents unique challenges.