Through Robert Coleman’s The Master Plan of Evangelism, this review traces the eight principles by which Jesus formed his twelve disciples — Selection, Association, Consecration,… Read More »The Master Plan of Evangelism (Robert E. Coleman) — Eight Principles That Complete the Great Commission
Through Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s The Cost of Discipleship, a theologian martyred for resisting the Nazis, we examine cheap grace, costly grace, and what Scripture means by… Read More »The Cost of Discipleship (Dietrich Bonhoeffer) — Between Cheap Grace and Costly Grace
A faith-lens review of Alfred Adler’s Superior Inferiority (trans. Kim Kyung-il, Jeonyeokdal). Adler’s sharp diagnosis of inferiority, comparison, and self-esteem—and the gospel’s deeper answer in… Read More »Alfred Adler’s Superior Inferiority: Where Does a Christian’s Self-Worth Come From?
Harvard economist Edward Glaeser calls the city humanity’s greatest invention. How should a Christian read this hymn to the city? From the Tower of Babel… Read More »Reading Triumph of the City Through the Lens of Faith — A City We Build, or a City God Prepares?
How should a Christian read Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People, the 30-million-copy classic? Starting from the Golden Rule Carnegie himself quotes,… Read More »Reading Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People Through the Eyes of Faith — Technique, or the Art of Love?
‘The Korean War Kim Il-sung Started’ (Kang Gyu-hyung et al., Guiparang) is a popular history that points clearly to the war’s origin and responsibility. Setting… Read More »Reading ‘The Korean War Kim Il-sung Started’ Through the Eyes of Faith — Martyrdom and Forgiveness
