Book Links: The BCC’s First Six Months of Book Reviews

As of January 2012, the Biblical Counseling Coalition’s Book Review Site has been “live” for just over half a year.

Our book site includes not only reviews, but also author interviews and book video trailers.

Coming soon, we will add “book lists”—collated lists of recommended “best of the best” on various topics related to biblical counseling and Christian living.

Our book review site is totally searchable and user-friendly. To make your reading even easier, every half year we intend to post alphabetical links to books from the past six months.

In today’s post, we list, with links, The BCC’s First Six Months of Book Reviews.

In tomorrow’s post, we will list, with links, The BCC’s First Six Months of Author Interviews and Book Video Trailers.

Book Reviews

• Broken-Down House authored by Paul Tripp (Shepherd Press, 2009), reviewed by Rob Green
• “But God…” authored by Chris Lute (Cruciform Press, 2011), reviewed by Paul Tautges
• Counsel from the Cross authored by Elyse Fitzpatrick and Dennis Johnson (Crossway, 2009), reviewed by John Henderson
• Counterfeit Gospels authored by Trevin Wax (Crossway, 2011), reviewed by Tim Challies
• CrossTalk authored by Mike Emlet (New Growth Press, 2010), reviewed by Bob Kellemen
• The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment authored by Tim Challies (Crossway,   2007), reviewed by Mark Tubbs
• Equipped to Counsel authored by John Henderson (Association of Biblical Counseling, 2008), reviewed by Greg Wilson
• Equipping Counselors for Your Church authored by Bob Kellemen (P & R Publishing, 2011), reviewed by Jonathan Holmes
• Faithful Feelings authored by Matthew Elliot (Kregel, 2006), reviewed by Bob Kellemen
• Get Outta My Face authored by Rick Horne (Shepherd Press, 2009), reviewed by Jonathan Holmes
• Give Them Grace authored by Elyse Fitzpatrick and Jessica Johnson (Crossway, 2011), reviewed Bob Kellemen
• God’s Healing for Life’s Losses authored by Bob Kellemen (BMH Books, 2010), reviewed by Brad Hambrick
• The Heart of Addiction authored by Mark Shaw (Focus Publishing, 2008), reviewed by Robin Barnes
• Helpful Truth in Past Places authored by Mark A. Deckard (Mentor, 2010), reviewed by Bob Kellemen
• Help! My Toddler Rules the House authored by Paul Tautges and Karen Tautges (Day One, 2010), reviewed by Mark Tubbs
• A History of Pastoral Care in America authored by E. Brooks Holifield (Wipf & Stock, 2005), reviewed by Bob Kellemen
• How People Change authored by Paul Tripp and Tim Lane (New Growth Press, 2008), reviewed by Greg Wilson
• John MacArthur authored by Iain Murray (Banner of Truth, 2011), reviewed by Jonathan Holmes
• King’s Cross authored by Tim Keller (Dutton, 2011), reviewed by Greg Wilson
• Marriage Matters authored by Winston Smith (New Growth Press, 2010), reviewed by Rob Green
• The Meaning of Marriage authored by Tim Keller (Dutton, 2011), reviewed by Jonathan Holmes
• Practicing Affirmation authored by Sam Crabtree, (Crossway, 2011), reviewed by Paul Tautges
• The Prodigal God authored by Tim Keller (Dutton, 2009), reviewed by Tim Challies
• Psychology & Christianity edited by Eric Johnson (IVP, 2010), reviewed by Jeff Forrey
• Psychology in the Spirit authored by John Coe and Todd Hall (IVP, 2009), reviewed by Bob Kellemen
• Putting Your Past in Its Place authored by Steve Viars (Harvest House, 2011), reviewed by Bob Kellemen
• Redemption authored by Mike Wilkerson (Crossway, 2011), reviewed by Rob Green
• Resolving Everyday Conflict authored by Ken Sande (Baker, 2011), reviewed by Bob Kellemen
• Rid of My Disgrace authored by Justin Holcomb (Crossway, 2011), reviewed by Brad Hambrick
• Running Scared authored by Ed Welch (New Growth Press, 2007), reviewed by Jonathan Holmes
• Tempted and Tried authored by Russell Moore (Crossway, 2011), reviewed by Chris Boucher
• The Trellis and the Vine authored by Colin Marshall and Tony Payne (Matthias Media, 2009), reviewed by Tim Challies
• When Life Is Hard authored by James MacDonald (Moody, 2010), reviewed by Bob Kellemen

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