(Yeah, I know, it’s been slow around here and I”m cheating by linking to other places. Sorry.)
Trevin Wax, who has been mentioned previously on this site, is having a book giveaway over at his blog, Kingdom People. You have the opportunity to win 10 books (Trevin’s Top 10 of 2009) along with his soon-to-be released [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Books’
Book Giveaway at Kingdom People
Posted in links, tagged Books on Wednesday, December 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
5 Favorite New Reads of 2009
Posted in book review, tagged Bill Simmons, Books, Daniel Block, Ezekiel, G K Beale, Ian Boxall, Introducing Paul, Michael Bird, Revelation, Sandra Richter, The Book of Basketball, The Epic of Eden, We Become What We Worship on Wednesday, December 9, 2009 | 6 Comments »
I’m going to be honest: I don’t feel like I read as many good books this year as I did last year. My guess is that’s due largely to having a baby in April; less time = fewer books, unless you count Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See. When I did this list [...]
The How’s and Why’s of Reviewing Books (or, Are We Breaking the Law?)
Posted in housekeeping, tagged book review, Books, ftc on Monday, October 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Some of the most frequently asked questions I receive about this site are regarding book reviews. How did we get started? Why do we do it? Do publishers really send you stuff for free? Stuff like that.
I’ve been mulling over a post such as this for a while, but didn’t feel like anyone would actually [...]
Book Buying in Grand Rapids (or, Christmas in July)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Books on Thursday, July 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My wife, daughter and I just returned from a little vacation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where we visited some family and had a wonderful time. I had a little extra excitement leading up to this trip beyond seeing family and spending a few days in a lakeside cottage. In a nutshell, discounted books.
I’ve heard that [...]
Resources for 1 Peter
Posted in 1 Peter, tagged Biblical Training, Books, commentaries, Resources for Ministry on Thursday, March 12, 2009 | 4 Comments »
We’ve begun a new unit in our training school, moving on to the NT Epistles, focusing on 1 Peter. In the class we use Fee & Stuart’s How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth as our base text (along with its companion volume, How to Read the Bible Book by Book), which has [...]
Helpful Books on Jesus & the Gospels
Posted in Gospels, Jesus, tagged Books, Resources for Ministry on Friday, January 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We’re just starting a section on Jesus and the gospels in our missions training school, and much like what Brian did with the Pentateuch, I thought I’d share some good books on this section of Scripture. After all, it’s about Jesus; you can’t get more important than that!
But let me start with an important point. [...]
5 Favorite New Reads of 2008
Posted in book review, tagged Bob Kauflin, Books, Bruce Waltke, craig blomberg, Jesus Made in America, OT Theology, Stephen Nichols, Tim Tennent on Thursday, December 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I set out this year to read some books from outside my normal genre, biblical studies (especially commentaries), in order to broaden my horizons a bit. I read a number of books I thought were excellent, some of which have been reviewed (click our “Book Reviews” tab and check them out). But, I thought I’d [...]
Harry Potter and the Resurrected Posts
Posted in Christianity and Culture, tagged Books, Films, Harry Potter, media on Tuesday, December 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The following is an edited combination of two posts I put up on my personal blog almost a year ago. After a conversation of sorts with a commenter on my Maher-ulous post, I thought these were germane to the discussion (tangentially, at least).
I’ll begin with a scene from a Simpsons episode:
Flanders:(reading softly to Rod and Todd)…And [...]











Resources for Studying Revelation
Posted in Revelation, tagged Biblical Training, Books, commentaries, Resources for Ministry, sermon on Thursday, April 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The spring is one of my favorite times of the year in our training school because it means our unit on Revelation is finally here. I enjoy teaching it so much largely because it gives me an excuse to study it and learn more deeply (I hope) the life-changing truths of this book. It is [...]
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