If you are familiar with Ted Dekker’s books, then A.D. 30 will be a different type of read. Dekker’s books are usually what could only be described as psychological thrillers. In A.D. 30, he moves into the genre of the historical novel. Set during the ministry of Christ, A.D. 30 revolves around the peoples of […]
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The Weaver Book Company (weaverbookcompany.com), who I have only recently become familiar with, has launched a new series of workbooks designed to help Christians better understand the flow of New Testament books. The purpose of the series is to “draw out the back story that lies behind the writings of the Bible” (p. 9). The
The Weaver Book Company (weaverbookcompany.com), who I have only recently become familiar with, has launched a new series of workbooks designed to help Christians better understand the flow of New Testament books. The purpose of the series is to “draw out the back story that lies behind the writings of the Bible” (p. 9). The
“What do you do?” That question is as common among businesspeople as “How many are you running Sunday morning?” is at pastors’ conferences. Our society is obsessed with work, and probably not in the healthiest way. We identify ourselves based on what we do, we define our lives by the amount of stuff we’ve accumulated,
I recently finished reading the Together for the Gospel Edition of John Piper’s book The Pleasures of God. Like many of Piper’s books, it’s one of those books you have to stop every few pages and think/meditate. It is rich in scriptural content and word pictures of how the author imagines different aspects of God.
