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Have you checked out Dan Roam’s book “On the Back of the Napkin.” Book brief below.
I’ve just started reading Dan Roam’s book “On the Back of the Napkin” I’m really enjoying it. Roam helped Peets Coffee & Tea (among many others like Google) visually… more →
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Here's a few of the best books I've read in 2009. What were yours?
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wrote 2 years ago: SOME OF THE BEST BOOKS I READ IN 2009 Best book I’ve read this year - Culture Making: Recoveri … more →
Have you checked out Dan Roam's book "On the Back of the Napkin." Book brief below.
wrote 2 years ago: I’ve just started reading Dan Roam’s book “On the Back of the Napkin” I … more →
A summary and review of "Kingdom of God: Its meaning and mandate" by Joel B. Green
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wrote 2 years ago: This is an out of print booklet by Joel Green written at a popular level to encourage believers to c … more →
Book summary and review of "Mission in Christ's Way" by Lesslie Newbigin
wrote 2 years ago: The book is only 40 pages in length and is now out of print. It came from a series of bible study le … more →
Reviewing chapter by chapter "Cruciformity" by Michael Gorman: Chapter 05
wrote 2 years ago: Summary: Chapter 05 The title of this chapter is “The Word of the Cross.” In this chapte … more →
Two forthcoming books to keep an eye on: Gary Anderson on sin and Douglas Campbell on justification
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wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been a fan of Gary Anderson ever sense my Old Testament professor Doug Green at Westminst … more →
Three Books on Missional Ecclessiology to Consider.
wrote 3 years ago: “The Study of Evangelism: Exploring a Missional Practice of the Church” edited by Chilco … more →
Steve Moyise's review of "Three views on the New Testament use of the Old Testament" by Kaiser, Bock, and Enns
wrote 3 years ago: Have you ever heard that reading leads to an incessant desire to read more. Well I’m sure some … more →
Reviewing chapter by chapter "Cruciformity" by Michael J. Gorman: Chapter 04
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wrote 3 years ago: Summary: Chapter 04 The title of this chapter is powerful, “The Triune God of Cruciform Love. … more →
Terry Eagleton's new book, "Faith, Reason, and Revolution: Reflections on the God Debate" and the video lectures at Yale it was based upon.
wrote 3 years ago: I just started reading the famed British literary critic, Terry Eagleton’s, latest foray into … more →
A review of NT Wright's new book, "Justification: God's plan and Paul's vision." A synopsis of chapters 1-4.
wrote 3 years ago: There are already several reviews of NT Wright’s response (Justification: God’s plan … more →
A short book review of T.D. Alexander's "The Servant King."
wrote 3 years ago: I recently just finished reading through T.D. Alexander’s popular level book called, “T … more →
Reviewing chapter by chapter "Cruciformity" by Michael J. Gorman: Chapter 03
wrote 3 years ago: Summary: Chapter 03 How does Gorman see cruciformity at work in Paul’s description of the Spir … more →
Reviewing chapter by chapter "Cruciformity" by Michael J. Gorman: Chapter 2
wrote 3 years ago: As I mentioned in my first review I’m taking my time with Gorman’s book. Moving chapter … more →
A festschrift for Richard B. Hays just came out. Its called "The Word Leaps The Gap."
wrote 3 years ago: I just saw over at Michael Bird’s blog that Richard B. Hay’s has a festschrift out with … more →
Studying the parables? Here's a basic guide to some intro's that will help you.
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wrote 3 years ago: A friend of mine once described why he loved the parables of Jesus so much. He said when you read Je … more →
Three studies on the Gospel of John: Bauckham, Koester, and Newbigin.
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wrote 3 years ago: The Gospel of John has always been a mysterious, exciting book of scripture to me. I feel like a str … more →
My five favorite books on leadership part 2 of 2
wrote 3 years ago: In my previous post I shared with you my favorite five reads on leadership written by Christian lead … more →
My five favorite books on leadership part 1 of 2
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wrote 3 years ago: No leadership shouldn’t look like the pic above but unfortunately it certainly can feel like t … more →
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