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Some great new stuff this week (see the Kuyper link below!), some deals, and some good new books. NOTE: You need to pause or disable any adblockers to see the books below. After pausing or disabling, refresh the page. Add our site to your program’s exception list for next time. Blogs Reformation 21 posted on the death of the evening service. B&H Posted my piece on reading the Bible devotionally in the original languages. Nota Bene is offering a 25%…
Below you’ll find 20 books on preaching and ministry, all under $3. It’s a good time to load up your digital library on that those topics. NOTE: You need to pause or disable any adblockers to see the books below. After pausing or disabling, refresh the page. Choose not to run adblocker on this domain to save the trouble next time. Blogs Eerdmans has a list of books for pastor appreciation month. Buy your pastor one! Michael bird posted a…
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Larry Hurtado posted on early Christian diversity.
Markus McDowell posted part 4 of his series on early Christian worship and what it can teach us.
We posted a review of Wiley Blackwell’s Companion to Augustine and….
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The Eerdmans Blog posted an interview with Stanley Porter about his forthcoming book John, His Gospel, and Jesus.
Will Hart Brown posted the September Biblical Studies Carnival. This is a great monthly roundup of the best in the world of biblical studies blogging (otherwise known as “biblioblogging”)….
Book Deals
The End of Christianity, by William Dembski, $0.99
Faith and Learning: A Handbook for Christian Higher Education, by David Dockery, $0.99
Generous Justice, by Tim Keller, FREE on Audible with a free trial
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Over at The Guardian is a sobering piece on how publishers use academics to make millions from academic books that nobody can or will buy.
Nijay Gupta alerted us to some new commentaries of note for 2015, both recently published as well as forthcoming.
Larry Hurtado made some important comments on the importance of taking into account the linguistic situation of first-century Judea. He also….
We found over 45 books on sale this week! I’ve tried to organize them by topic to save you time. Check out a couple great blogs below, and browse through all the new biblical studies books published this week. This is a book geek’s paradise. Blogs Books At a Glance interviewed Stephen Wellum (and it has audio you can listen to) about his new book with Peter Gentry, God’s Kingdom through God’s Covenants, which is a condensation of their larger Kingdom through Covenant. Zondervan…
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N. T. Wright’s reviewed Wesley Hill’s Paul and the Trinity for The Living Church and Hill responded at EerdWord.
Book Deals
These sales last until September 1. Most of these books look great, but I especially like Community of Jesus by Easley and Morgan, Perspectives on Spirit Baptism, Prophets as Preachers by Gary Smith, and Perspectives on Israel and the Church. Comment below to let us know which ones you bought!….
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Michael Bird commented on fellow Aussie Con Campbell’s latest book Advances in the Study of Greek.
Ken Schenck is continuing to blog through I (Still) Believe: Leading Bible Scholars Share Their Stories of Faith and Scholarship with posts on essays by Ellen Davis and James Dunn.
Larry Hurtado uploaded his essay Who Read Early Christian Apocrypha? from the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Apocrypha.