Here's a book that is great for students getting ready for college. In the chapter I discuss, Jonathan Morrow talks about preparing for college life and ways to think Christianly (having a Christian worldview).

Scott Klusendorf, the president of Life Training Institute, has written the most effective pro-life book around. I touch on several objections to the pro-life position and Scott's responses. He can be reached at prolifetraining.com.

Theistic evolution (T.E.) is gaining ground as a way to consider the first few chapters in Genesis. This book challenges T.E. in the areas of science, philosophy, and theology. I examine one chapter that shows major theological problems with theistic evolution.

In this booklet Alan Shlemon of Stand to Reason does a great job exploring Islam. I focus on a section in which he answers key questions about Islam.

Josh and Sean McDowell tackle a huge issue in our society--the growth of cultural tolerance. It leads to many problems, and the two authors teach the reader to counter its influence.

You probably know some Mormons and may want to learn of effective ways to share your beliefs with them. This book will show you many useful techniques to do this.

Mark D. Roberts tackles a crucial question--are the gospels reliable? I will look at a chapter of his that says we can know what the original gospel manuscripts said even though we no longer have them today.

Many people are uneasy about the strange verses they encounter, especially in the Old Testament. Dan Kimball explores some of these and explains how we should understand them.

In this book by John Lennox, the author wrestles with big issues--artificial intelligence and the future of humanity. I focus on a chapter that discusses a popular book called Homo Deus and the dreams of transhumanism.

This book will amaze the reader by illustrating and explaining archeological discoveries that provide evidence for the reliability of the Old and New Testaments.