Book Details: • Authors: Joel R. Beeke and William Boekestein • Category: Devotional • Book Publisher: Reformation Heritage (2013) • Format: softcover • Page Count: 108 • ISBN#: 9781601782687 • List Price: $10.00 • Rating: Highly Recommended Review: Why? Every young child’s favorite word is “why?” Why do we have to go to bed now? Why can’t we have…
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Over at SharperIron, we just posted Craig Hurst’s review of A Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life by Joel Beeke and Mark Jones. This looks like a great resource for plumbing the depths of Puritan theology. Tim Challies of Challies.com, has just started a read along of the last section of…
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R.C. Sproul has authored a series of short books answering important questions that almost everyone has asked at one time or another. Now Ligonier Ministries, has made these books available for free as ebook downloads (Kindle or iTunes formats). I just wanted to pass along this news to my readers…
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Once again William Boekestein has given us a fantastic book for children. The Glory of Grace: the Story of the Canons of Dort is his third book in a series from Reformation Heritage Books. Each book is illustrated by Evan Hughes and looks at the historical background to one of…
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I’ve been making my way through Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology again recently, since our pastor is teaching a systematic class for our mid-week Bible studies. I found Grudem’s discussion of divine providence to be especially helpful. In my teaching on Reformation doctrine for adult SS, we’re getting into this area…
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The back cover of this handy book explains that The Reformed Journal “set the standard for top-notch, venturesome theological reflection on a broad range of issues.” Unfortunately, the journal was somewhat before my time: its print run spanning 1951 to 1990. This makes the anthology brought together by James D….
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In the Box posts highlight new books I’ve received in the mail. Over the last couple years, I’ve really enjoyed staying up to date with many of the new books being published by the major Christian publishers. This year, I plan to share news and thoughts on publishing and books…
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In reading through Bloodlines: Race, Cross and the Christian by John Piper (Crossway, 2011), I came across a section where Piper clearly explains his view of “limited atonement”. He says something to this effect elsewhere, I believe, but the section as found in this book is very helpful. I recommend…
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Congratulations to the four winners of the Day 11 giveaway! Here are the names of our winners and the prizes they won. Be sure to visit CrossFocusedReviews.com for today’s final giveaway. Winner #1 – Gregg Lindahl Winner #2 – Chip Robinson Winner #3 – Vanessa S. Winner #4 – Brian…
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I’ve been paging through a new book from Concordia Publishing House, Lutheranism 101. It’s a light-hearted yet informative look at all the ins and outs of Lutheranism. I came across a description of “the most recognized symbol for Luthernaism” — Luther’s seal. I guess this is proof positive that I…
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| 2012: 24 reviews | 2013: 23 (so far) |
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Abraham's Seed
All Things New
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Aspiring PolyMathis
By Grace Alone
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Daily On My Way To Heaven
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Early Christian America
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Heavenly Springs
Orange County Calvinist
Journal From The Street
Justification by Grace
Music From Broken Chords
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Refocusing Our Eyes
Reformation Coalition
Robert, Restless and Always Reforming
Seeing The Kingdom
The Bible Christian
The Cross Is All
The Old Dead Guys
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The Reformed Traveler
Throw AWay Everything
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