This book is about eight of the names of God that we find in the Bible. In each chapter the author carefully unfolds the meaning of the name by looking at its meaning in the original language and then by looking at the use of the name in a passage of scripture. The book begins with a fascinating A to Z of all the names of God in the Bible. Pastor Bell writes clearly, using illustrations from his own life and the lives of others. The application is pastoral, aimed at helping Christians grow in their knowledge and faith. The author is a charismatic and this becomes especially apparent at the end of the book when discussing healing, baptism of the Spirit and praying in the name of Jesus. In these chapters he makes assertions that many Christians will have difficulty with: for instance: that sickness never comes from God; that (physical) healing is central to the Gospel; that the reason more lame people are not walking today is unbelief. Sadly, he has not taken time to understand the cessationist position taken by many evangelical Christians, calling them liberal theologians. A cessationist believes that the gift of healing has ceased, not the possibility of healing. The clearest instructions about healing today (James 5: 13-16) are completely overlooked. All this is a pity because it mars an otherwise helpful and interesting book.