Christopher Ash explains that this commentary on the Psalms is not a technical or scholarly commentary. But it is, “the Psalms read with the breadth of a whole-bible perspective allied with the depth of a clear focus on Christ, the center of history and the fulcrum of the Bible story.” This commentary, in particular, is…
This commentary set on the Psalms is four volumes by Christopher Ash. The first volume is an introduction to Christ in the Psalms. The second volume is Psalms 1-50. The third volume is Psalms 51-100. And the fourth volume is Psalms 101-150. This series intrigued me from the start. I was interested in how an…
I opened the box to these journaling Bibles and was surprised at how big they are! I was expecting that they would be around the size of the ESV Scripture Journals on the individual books of the Bible that I have used. But these are full-page, standard paper size journals. They feel like one of…
According to recent Barna and Lifeway research projects, the church has a leadership crisis (1-2).[1] The median age of pastors is going up, the number of young pastors is in decline, and there’s a growing urgency to “motivate, mobilize, resource and deploy more younger pastors” (1-2). Scott Pace and Shane Pruitt wrote this book exhorting…
This is a Christian growth book. It’s about the ongoing sanctification of believers. Dane Ortlund writes Deeper to help foster “real change for real sinners.” This book is about how to grow closer to Jesus and experience real change in walking with God over the long haul. I first read this book at a fast…
This is a helpful book on a subject that is hard to understand, predestination. This book is longer in length than most of the volumes in this series, but it covers a lot of ground on the subject of election and reprobation. The book is divided into two sections about election and reprobation respectively. Within…
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