Next week, P&R Publishing will be launching a helpful resource on understanding and dealing with schizophrenia. Broken Pieces and the God Who Mends Them: Schizophrenia Through a Mother’s Eyes is written by Simonetta Carr who shares a moving account of her son’s experience with schizophrenia. I’ve just finished reading an…
Holman Bible Publishers will soon be releasing the Day by Day Chronological Bible. The brown imitation leather edition is being launched later this month. Now through January 25, there is an opportunity for one of my readers to win a free copy of this Bible, compliments of the publisher. Enter…
“In the Box” posts highlight new books I’ve received in the mail. In this post, I want to showcase a few of the titles that arrived at my doorstep in the last few weeks. I’m truly blessed to be able to read so many great books, and Christian publishers seem to…
Westminster Bookstore has a great deal on a pair of highly recommended resources for Bible study. How to Understand and Apply the Old Testament by Jason S. DeRouchie and How to Understand and Apply the New Testament by Andrew D. Naselli are new titles from P & R Publishing. This…
“In the Box” posts highlight new books I’ve received in the mail. It is time to showcase a few of the titles to arrive at my doorstep in the last few weeks. I’m truly blessed to be able to read so many great books, and Christian publishers seem to never let…
Gavin Ortlund posts a great interview today over at The Gospel Coalition. He interviews Graeme Goldsworthy on how the preacher should use biblical theology when preaching in the Old Testament. I encourage you to read the whole interview and check out some of Goldsworthy’s books (I have reviewed his Christ-Centered Biblical…
If you are looking for a great read this summer, you should check out Oswald by Edoardo Albert. This is the second book in “The Northumbrian Thrones” series. The books follow the rise and fall of key British kings from the seventh century. In the first book, Edwin becomes High…
Everyone is sharing their thoughts on the Supreme Court’s recent decision to establish marriage as a right to any two people (regardless of gender). And from the intensity and number of both positive and negative reactions, this certainly does feel like a momentous step in our nation’s history. I wanted…
Any book by Timothy Keller is worth reading! His books communicate well, are designed for a wide audience, and have the weight of years of pastoral ministry in the heart of New York City behind them. So I am eager to get my hands on his new book on preaching…
Crossway is releasing a new book and is encouraging people to take the following quiz. I thought I’d share it with my readers. The book, Blind Spots by Collin Hansen (foreword by Tim Keller) is short, accessible and so far has been incredibly helpful. This book aims to promote Christian unity…
Bob's bookshelf: currently-reading bobhayton's books from LibraryThing| 2006: 3 reviews | 2007: 6 reviews |
| 2008: 6 reviews | 2009: 28 reviews |
| 2010: 30 reviews | 2011: 42 reviews |
| 2012: 24 reviews | 2013: 28 reviews |
| 2014: 20 reviews | 2015: 14 reviews |
| 2016: 2 reviews | 2017: 9 reviews |
| 2018: 7 reviews | 2019: 2 (so far) |
Grand Total: 221 book & media reviews
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A Good Finish
A View From Serenity Acres
Abraham's Seed
All Things New
All Thyngs
Aspiring PolyMathis
By Grace Alone
Caffeinated Theology
Calvinistic Cartoons
Contra Mundum
Daily On My Way To Heaven
Deek Dubberly
Early Christian America
Fundamentally Reformed
Heavenly Springs
Orange County Calvinist
Journal From The Street
Justification by Grace
Music From Broken Chords
Random Thoughts From A Cluttered Mind
Refocusing Our Eyes
Reformation Coalition
Robert, Restless and Always Reforming
Seeing The Kingdom
The Bible Christian
The Cross Is All
The Old Dead Guys
The Misadventures of Captain Headknowledge
The Reformed Traveler
Throw AWay Everything
Timothy Matters
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