The first winner is Daniel Doleys, who blogs over at the Text, Community, & Mission blog (textcommunitymission.wordpress.com).  The second winner is JJ Miller.  I’m not sure if he blogs, but will gladly put up a link if I find out that he does.  I’ll be shipping out a copy of What He Must Be If [...]

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As the days grow shorter and things get colder up here in Minnesota, I’m finding more time to get back to blogging.  I’ve accumulated quite a few books to give away over the spring and summer, so I’ll be holding several giveaways during the coming months.  Today’s giveaway is Voddie Baucham’s What He Must Be [...]

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I got notice yesterday that Kregel’s Fall & Winter catalogs are now available online.  At a quick glance, I’m interested in taking a look at Interpreting the Pentateuch:  An Exegetical Handbook.  I’m also curious to find out if any Greek or Hebrew students have found the iVocab software useful. Kregel Publications Fall 2009 Catalog Kregel [...]

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Many thanks to T. Michael W. Halcomb for sending along a copy of Harold W. Burgess’s The Framework of Our Faith:  The Basics of Knowing Christ.  I was fortunate enough to win this in the contest Michael hosted in celebration of his own birthday.  I’m a regular reader of Michael’s blog, which can be found [...]

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Luke’s Gospel: Investigating the Man Who Is God Part 4: Mary & Elizabeth Luke 1:39-45 Pastor Mark Driscoll | October 18, 2009 | 53mn:17sec Pregnant Mary walks many miles to visit pregnant Elizabeth so they can share in each other’s joy and be in community together. The baby in Elizabeth’s womb, John the Baptizer, leaps [...]

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Many thanks to Angie Cheatham at Crossway Books for sending along the following books for review:

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Format:  Hardcover Page Count:  176 Publisher: Zondervan Publication Date:  February 1, 2008 Language: English ISBN-10: 0310281040 ISBN-13: 978-0310281047 List Price:  $16.99 Rating:  5 Stars! Many thanks to the kind folks at Zondervan for affording me the opportunity to review Cesar Vidal’s The Fisherman’s Testament. The Fisherman’s Testament is a unique retelling of the gospel of [...]

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The 2009-2010 Zondervan Academic Resources Catalog is now available online.  After paging through it, I feel like I’m going to need to buy some more bookshelves for my office, because I’d like almost everything in it.  If you’re a Bible geek like me, you’ll want to check it out.  You can read Jesse Hillman’s post [...]

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Latayne C. Scott has an interesting post this morning on Masonry, Mormonism, and Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol over at the Zondervan Academic Koinonia Blog.  It’s a short read, so take a few minutes to check it out.  You can learn more about Latayne & her writing at www.latayne.com and www.representationalresources.com.

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