REMNANT Magazine

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Book reviews

Reviews of books considered in the light of Scripture and faithful Christian discipleship.

Book reviewsJuly/August 2012

Paula, the Waldensian

Note that to understand this review completely, it may be necessary to first read the article in this issue titled “Christian Eccentricity.” I met Paula—of all places—in an elk-hunting camp in the Rocky Mountains. Far,…

A book review by Mike Atnip↗
Book reviewsNovember/December 2011

In God We Don’t Trust

It’s a good thing author David Bercot was not born in 1730. He could very well be sporting some chicken feathers by now. I mean, you don’t tell American patriots that they are really rebellious rabble rousers who should…

A book review by Mike Atnip↗
Book reviewsJuly/August 2011

The Theology of Anabaptism

Introduction In recent past issues, we at The Heartbeat of the Remnant have taken the offensive against the invasion of Protestant theology into Anabaptist and other “kingdom churches.” As expected, this has raised the…

Book review by Mike Atnip↗
Book reviewsMay/June 2011

Coals of Fire

Following hard on the heels of an article condemning the foolish reading material that the world provides for children is the joyful news that there is something positive to replace the negative that you may have just…

Book Review by Mike Atnip↗
Book reviewsMarch/April 2011

Kingdom-Focused Finances for the Family

Like a fresh shower on a hot summer day, Kingdom-Focused Finances for the Family by Gary Miller spilled its cool drops of water into my heart. It is not that the teaching was radically new to me. God had personally been…

A book review by Mike Atnip↗
Book reviewsJanuary/February 2011

Peter Riedemann’s Confessions

A young converted shoemaker turned Anabaptist missionary and pastor, Peter Riedemann seemed to have lived tirelessly in sharing and living his faith. Traversing literally thousands of miles, writing songs and letters,…

A book review by Dean Taylor↗
Book reviewsJuly/August 2010

The Birth, Life, and Death of the Bohemian Revival

In the scientific world, mankind has learned ingenious ways to prevent making the same mistakes over and over again. You know what I mean—it’s not like scientists are still trying to flap their arms and fly off a cliff…

Book review by Dean Taylor↗
Book reviewsOctober/November/December 2009

Only a Servant

As we journey through this life here on earth as pilgrims and strangers, I find it but a rare occasion that a book of such spiritual quality and true Christian illustration—such as is Only a Servant—surfaces and finds…

A book review by David Markwood Little Flock of Christ, Randolph Center, VT↗
Book reviewsJanuary/February/March 2009

Through the Eye of a Needle

Some book topics make quick and easy successes. It is no mystery why titles such as Your Best Life Now by Joel Osteen made a quick jump to the top of the Christian best-seller lists. Tickling ears will always be popular.…

A BOOK REVIEW BY DEAN TAYLOR↗
Book reviewsJuly/August/September 2008

Plain Speaking

Most professing Christians today have the mistaken notion that a man needs to go to seminary in order to be an effective preacher. However, the New Testament Christians had no seminaries. Yet, they raised up effective…

A BOOK REVIEW BY DEAN TAYLOR↗
Book reviewsSpecial edition 2008

A Change of Allegiance

There are a number of books available on the subject of nonresistance, but A Change of Allegiance by Dean Taylor is one of the best I’ve ever read. One of the things that makes this book unique is that it is written from…

A Book Review by David Bercot↗
Book reviewsJuly/August/September 2007

THE FALL and RISE of CHRISTIAN STANDARDS

Since I first came into the conservative, “plain” circles, I have been continually challenged by the lifestyles and commitments of the churches and families that I have met. Coming from my background, I quickly noticed…

A BOOK REVIEW BY DEAN TAYLOR by David Kidd↗
Book reviewsSpecial edition 2007

The Pursuit of Godly Seed

It has been over fifteen years since Denny Kenaston first preached the series of messages known as “The Godly Home.” Since then, tens of thousands of copies of this message have been sent out across the country and…

Book Review by Dean Taylor↗

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