Tony Evans

Author: Tony Evans

Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers (1995)

Binding: Paperback, 180 pages

Review: "The great tragedy today is not so much that our society is still divided along racial, cultural, and ethnic lines," says Dr. Tony Evans in this book. "The tragedy is, rather, that God's people, the church, are equally or even more deeply divided." In Let's Get to Know Each Other, Dr. Evans provides us with the answers, understanding, and encouragement we need to help break the bonds of separation and build a foundation united by Christ's love and saving power for all people.

Author: Tony Evans

Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishers (1995)

Binding: Paperback, 180 pages

Review: "The great tragedy today is not so much that our society is still divided along racial, cultural, and ethnic lines," says Dr. Tony Evans in this book. "The tragedy is, rather, that God's people, the church, are equally or even more deeply divided." In Let's Get to Know Each Other, Dr. Evans provides us with the answers, understanding, and encouragement we need to help break the bonds of separation and build a foundation united by Christ's love and saving power for all people.

Author: Lois Evans, Tony Evans

Publisher: Thomas Nelson (1998)

Binding: Hardcover, 320 pages

Review: The Evans help couples build Christ-centered relationships that are strong enough to thrive in every season of life. Daily reflections contain practical, biblical advice on issues such as intimacy, money, child-rearing and conflict resolution.

Author: Lois Evans, Tony Evans

Publisher: Multnomah Books (2004)

Binding: Hardcover, 384 pages

Review: Married men and women who long for a growing, lasting relationship will find a welcome resource in this 365-day devotional from this wise and winsome couple with a nationwide ministry of teaching and encouragement. Each of these reflections contains practical, biblically grounded advice that will encourage you to deepen your relationship with God and draw closer to each other. You will learn how to avoid pitfalls that can damage your marriage and how to cultivate habits that will strengthen both your marriage and your soul. Tony and Lois Evans urge and invite couples to reorder their priorities, to seek the Lord together, and to live a life of integrity.A Season for Everything Marriage is full of changing seasons—some bright with promise, others more challenging. Strong marriages require daily maintenance—and a strong, mutual commitment to the God who enables us to love and persevere. Our Love Is Here to Stay is a daily devotional designed to help you pray and consider God’s Word together. Each of these reflections offers practical, biblically grounded advice that will encourage you to deepen your relationship with God and draw closer to each other. Story Behind the BookTony and Lois Evans live as examples to their congregation at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship. As with every other Christian couple, the Evanses find a good marriage to be a continual challenge, requiring a strong commitment to God and to each other. In an effort to teach principles that would create life change among those in their care, they developed some life focus points that deepened their own lives as well.

Author: Tony Evans

Publisher: Multnomah Books (2004)

Binding: Hardcover, 96 pages

Review: The twenty-third Psalm is one of the most evocative chapters in all of biblical literature, but it's more than a sweet-sounding, comforting poem. This psalm confronts distress and anxiety, fear and uncertainty, showing that if the Lord is your Shepherd, you can be confident in all the frightening circumstances of your life. Dr. Tony Evans explains how your worries will melt away as you trust God to meet your spiritual, directional, emotional, physical, and eternal needs. The Great Provider is more than enough to take care of your problems.

Author: Tony Evans

Publisher: Moody Publishers (2005)

Binding: Paperback, 216 pages

Review: This reader says it best: 'Tony Evans explores the problem of Christians who continue to sin and who do not fully utilize the freedom they have received in Christ. He compares Satan to a plantation owner who knows that legally his slaves have been freed, but who tries to convince them that they'll never make it in this world without him. He says that sometimes we need to make it to rock bottom before we realize that 'Christ IS the Rock at the bottom.' This is a very inspiring and encouraging book, both for those who have not confessed Christ and for those who have been Christians for many years.

Author: Tony Evans

Publisher: Moody Publishers (2000)

Binding: Paperback, 64 pages

Review: The Christian life isn't very complicated; but we've made it so through our ignorance of principles central to the Christian walk. There are some basics with which people need to be equipped to live a more victorious Christian life. Dr. Tony Evans has heard the people's cry for these sometimes difficult principles to be made simple and explained clearly and succinctly. In his new Tony Evans Speaks Out . . . booklet series, Dr. Evans tackles four basic elements of Christianity with a clarity and simplicity characteristic of his popular style.

Author: Tony Evans

Publisher: Crossway Books (2006)

Binding: Paperback, 320 pages

Review: Men look up to the guys who can take a hit and keep going. We respect the fighter who picks himself up off the canvas after a knock-out punch and hangs in until the final bell. The quarterback who gets blindsided but doesn’t fumble the ball earns our approval. Physical toughness like this is admirable, but it takes more than guts to become the men God made us to be, especially when the struggles we face are personal and close to the heart. The difficulty of emotional pain and spiritual setbacks is of a much different sort than any physical challenge. Many of us men are not comfortable or well-equipped to grapple with them. Tony Evans gives us the kind of advice and inspiration we need to battle on through the most difficult circumstances. Drawing from the lives of Moses, David, Joseph, Jonah, and other biblical men who faced the worst, Evans pulls men out of their brokenness and declares, "No more!" No more falling short of being the man God desires you to be for any reason. Evans shows that the struggles faced yesterday and today are the very same tools God is using to make us better men for tomorrow.