by Mark Labberton InterVarsity Press, P.O. Box 1400, Downers Grove, IL 60515, 236 pages, 2010, $20.00. —Reviewed by Scott Bessenecker, associate director for missions, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. For the
Using textual studies, biblical case studies, and dramatic case studies can empower God’s people to respond to challenges in ways that glorify the Creator.
by Edward Rommen William Carey Library, 1605 E. Elizabeth St., Pasadena, CA 91104, 260 pages, 2010, $19.99. —Reviewed by Keith E. Eitel, dean, Roy Fish School of Evangelism and
Tan offers a detailed description of how to differentiate between a bribe, extortion, a payment, and a gift.
by Frances S. Adeney Baker Academic, P.O. Box 6287, Grand Rapids, MI 49516, 240 pages, 2010, $21.99. —Reviewed by William D. Taylor, senior mentor and co-leader of the World
Harries offers suggestions on how to overcome prevailing and dominant views toward the occult.
by Dietrich Werner, David Esterline, Namsoon Kang, and Joshva Raja, eds. Regnum, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6HR, U.K., 800 pages, 2010, $175 (hardback), $80 (paperback). —Reviewed by Richard L.
At least six characteristics/activities may negatively impact the witness and effectiveness of BAM workers.
by Brian Woolnough and Wonsuk Ma, eds. Regnum Books International, St. Phillip and St. James Church, Woodstock Rd., Oxford, OX2 6HR, U.K., 268 pages, 2010, £26.99. —Reviewed by Evvy
Bidinger shares four stories of how God is using expatriates and professional workers in closed countries to expand his kingdom.
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