A podcast where I review Christian books for you.
Whether it's a commentary or a children's story, from Christology to eschatology, the Reading and Readers Podcast has a book for you.
Richard Baxter’s *The Reformed Pastor* is a book the young pastor should read to know what is in store for him in the future. It is a book the old pastor should read to remind himself that he is a pastor, not a preacher, not an author, not an activist or even a leader of men. He is a pastor, and by God’s grace, he will be a good one.
6 Jul 2026
The Gospel-Driven Church by Jared Wilson
We all want our church to grow. Some say that the best way to grow the church is to make the church attractive to seekers. Have sermons that gives answers to their problems, create a powerful worship experience, and do everything you can to pull people in. Then someone comes along and asks the question, “What if we got it all wrong? What if the key to growing the church is the Gospel? What does that mean?”
2 Jul 2026
The Word Became Fresh by Dale Ralph Davis
Dale Ralph Davis is a magician. By that I mean reading his books is a magical experience. He surprises, he delights, he makes the familiar Bible stories extraordinarily special. Anyone can be a stage magician, you just need hard work and a magician willing to share the secret to the tricks. And in today’s book, that is what Davis did for biblical interpretation.
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