Well, enough of that. The first thing I really wanted to tell you was that I could have written your first paragraph, because you just described my reading habits. Right now, I’m currently volleying back and forth between “Flags of Our Fathers” (the book of the film that opened today! yippee!!!), Sproul’s “What is Reformed Theology,” and an oldie but a goodie, “A History of the Reformation, vol. 2, The Reformation in Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, Scotland and England, The Anabaptist and Socinian Movements, and the Counter Reformation” by Thomas M. Lindsay, Principal, The United Free Church College, Glasgow, Scotland, printed by Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1928. I love old books!!! Magazines and blog posts serve me pretty well, considering my literary ADD.

Mahaney’s Cross-Centered Life book was the right book at the right time, I wonder if this book will be the same. I’ve got a life long project ahead of me of “wooing” my wife toward Reformed theology. The consistent theme I’ve always gotten on this is to be the best husband I can be: “If your wife knows you love her, she’ll submit.” “Do LOTS of dishes,” etc. I just try to keep from bargaining with God over it. But I’ve said too much out here in cyber public already!