Watch on Between Two Worlds as Justin Taylor and Russell Moore discuss the recent release, Adopted for Life.
Other people are telling you to read the book too:
“…this is a compelling and convicting book. It could change your life. Read at your own risk!” (Read more).
“…is one of the most hard-hitting, in-your-face and you-have-no-more-excuses book [...]
Elyse Fitzpatrick’s Because He Loves Me: How Christ Transforms Our Daily Life (April 2008) is available for free for 30 days in the Kindle Store.
(Note: We were hoping to have this up on other platforms as well but are experiencing some delays.)
Elyse’s latest book, Comforts from the Cross: Celebrating the Gospel One Day at a [...]
Mark Driscoll plugs God, Marriage, and Family by Andreas Köstenberger:
How to Argue Like Jesus, by Joe Carter and John Coleman, was reviewed this week in Harvard Business School’s The Harbus. Coleman is currently pursuing an MBA/MPA at the Harvard Business School and Harvard Kennedy School, where he serves as a Zuckerman Fellow.
If you’re near Cambridge, MA, join John as he will be speaking on [...]
Trevin Wax is showing some cover concepts for his forthcoming book, Holy Subversion: Allegiance to Christ in an Age of Rivals.
Head over to Trevin’s blog to see some of the preliminary concepts and share your thoughts.
Jonathan Aiken will be receiving the 2008 John C. Pollock Biography Award for John Newton: From Disgrace to Amazing Grace on March 12, 2009. The Pollock Award was established in 2001 by Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School to honor the life and contributions of John C. Pollock, an Englishman who has written [...]
Since our last post about the “Find One, Build One” tour, eight bloggers have added to the discussion. Here’s a quick recap:
La Shawn Barber and Doug Wilson both commend the book to the readers of their respective blogs. Click over to La Shawn Barber’s Corner and Blog and Mablog to read what they say.
Frank Turk [...]
By Nancy Guthrie
I’m not exactly sure what I was so annoyed about on that Easter Sunday, 1965, when I was two years old. Perhaps that new poofy dress was uncomfortable, or maybe my Easter basket in a bucket lacked my preferred treats. Maybe I was just tired of posing for Easter morning photos. Somehow this [...]
Adrian Warnock’s writing a book on the Resurrection (early 2010) and he’s soliciting your feedback on possible titles.
By Nancy Guthrie
I was about a year out of college and had made my home in a new city and a new church as a young single person. It was May, the week after Mother’s Day. Now Mother’s Day was a big deal at this church—mothers honored, a sermon about motherhood. Corsages abounded. And I [...]
