books

fault lines - The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism’s Looming Catastrophe

I’m halfway through this book. Has anyone read it? I’m interested in thoughts, for and against.

Also, I’m open to reading a book from an opposing point of view.

I have a lot of thoughts, but I’m more at the reading/listening stage now.

With the popularity of kindle becoming a major player over a dozen years ago (and e-books in general) and with the preponderance of programs and services like Logos and website commentaries, etc., have you book purchases been significantly altered?

Feel free to comment on the resources you do use, buy, or subscribe to.

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Have your book habits changed over the past decade or two?

Has anyone here read any of these books? I’m interested in a few and am curious to see what others are being read.

Here’s the list, with the covers attached as well.


• No God but One: Allah or Jesus

• The Faith of Christopher Hitchens

• God the Son Incarnate

• Political Church: The Local Assembly as Embassy of Christ’s Rule.

• None Like Him

• Sensitive Preaching For The Sexually Hurting

• They Say We Are Infidels

• The Life We Never Expected

• Strong and Weak


Is anyone familiar with John Frame’s Systematic Theology, An Introduction to Christian Belief? It’s normally $44.99, being offered through Westminster Bookstore for $1.99. I’m not a 100% Calvinist, and I realize this is likely written through that lens, but is it otherwise a good volume to have in my library?

From Boy To Man by R. Albert Mohler

There are 14 free eBooks available at Desiring God, alongside of John Piper’s archive of books in PDF format.

Folks, I thought I’d share a link to a bunch of very cheap theological books on Kindle you may want to take advantage of. Thought it might be useful to some of you; not sure how long they’ll be this price.

Take it easy

- Tyler

I found a website today that I can’t wait to immerse myself in. Maybe I am the only one who does a happy dance when I find a resource like this, but I’m ok with being a total book nerd.

If you love books and reading, you WILL check it out. http://newbooksnetwork.com/



From an opinion piece by Sarah Mosle in the New York Times-

Part 1 of why this is NOT the best marriage book to recommend to your friends.



Much of Pearl’s counsel is utterly heartless and even that which is not is too often proud and terse and utterly devoid of biblical wisdom. She displays a distinct lack of wisdom.