As of November 2005, the ESV is now among the ten top-selling translations in the U.S. Christian retail market, according to CBA Aspire Retail Magazine. Their monthly figures track sales in U.S. Christian bookstores.
The ESV sells well outside Christian bookstores; we suspect that a greater proportion of the ESV’s sales come through normal (secular) bookstores than do some other translations’.
Via Better Bibles (and internal Crossway sources).
This week Crossway is offering free podcasts to subscribers of their through-the-Bible RSS feeds (The One Year® Bible, One Year Bible Reading Plan, and Through the Bible in a Year). Max McLean reads the Bible text.
Later this week Crossway will start selling three-year podcast subscriptions for $19.95. We’ll blog about it when they make the subscriptions available. For now, feel free just to enjoy hearing as well as reading the Bible. You can now buy a three-year podcast subscription for $19.95.
You can also buy the MP3s from Crossway for $39.95.
Technical note: Crossway is using M3U files as the enclosure element. They’d appreciate any feedback you have about it (webmaster@gnpcb.org or anonymously), particularly if you’re using iTunes. M3Us didn’t work as well as Crossway hoped. They switched to podcasting plain MP3s.
With a new year comes the opportunity (or desire) to read your Bible more. Here’s an overview of the ESV RSS feeds that Crossway offers. Use a feed reader like Bloglines to subscribe to these feeds and any others you want.
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