Bible Reviewer

  This fresh English translation of Samuel has the beauty of a coffee table book with slick, thick quality paper and ample illustrations of ...

  When a service person came to our house this week, he saw the books in my little office and asked, “Do you think you have enough Bibles?” ...

As a poet and writer, I’m just naturally interested in the effects literary forms have on readers. For instance, narratives draw us into s...

When I heard that Cambridge had published a large-print reader edition of the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) of the Bible, I request...

In his new book How To Read & Understand The Biblical Prophets , author and OT professor Peter J. Gentry discusses the many literary sty...

The new CSB Study Bible, which Holman kindly sent me to review, has many of the features found in the previously reviewed award-winning Ho...

When Zondervan announced the new NIV Faithlife Study Bible (FSB), I wondered if this would be a repackaging of the ever-popular NIV Study B...

Zonderkidz often sends me review copies of Bibles and Bible storybooks for children, but I saw The Rhyme Bible Storybook by L.J. Sattgast ...

Some time ago, I posted a review of one of my most literal and beautifully produced leather Bibles in the “ NASB wide-margin Bible in goats...

When the B&H Publishing group kindly sent me review copies of the Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB), the first thing I noticed was...

When Saint Mary’s Press kindly sent me a review copy of the Catholic edition of The Bible from Scratch: A lightning tour from Genesis to Re...

Did you know that, if you have a blog or other outlet for reviewing Christian books and Bibles, you can receive free copies of titles publi...