Ok, I’m done now… I told Anne Marie not to let me go out again.
Here’s the academic stack:
…and the other stack. You’ll notice I out the Bell and Pagitt books between some more solid theological works. I tried to put them closer to MacArthur but there were sparks.
By the way, we’re going Rob Bell’s church (Mars Hill) tomorrow morning. I’ll put up a post about that sometime next week.
Related posts:
- Books in Grand Rapids (Day 1) This town is a gold mine. I bought the stack below at a mall - A MALL! And I only went through half of what...
- Question and Answer with Mark Driscoll via Resurgence featured audio On Wednesday, February 27, 2008 at the Resurgence National Conference, Pastor Mark Driscoll spent sometime answering questions from audience. Please listen...
- The Big Announcement It’s Sunday morning – a fitting day of the week to announce that I am now officially the “Associate Pastor of Worship and Missions” at...
- John Piper on “Emerging”, “Emergent”, and “Missional” John Piper has a handle on what these terms mean, and shows it in this post. I’m not in total agreement with his analysis but...
- Krahn the Camp Counselor I probably won’t post much of substance this week as I am spending my mornings shepherding seven grade 5-6 boys around Day Camp every morning....
Have fun at Rob Bells church! Still haven’t made it to the Seattle Mars Hill…but I will!
Congrats on enduring the West Michigan cold (and ice). And I hope you enjoyed Mars Hill this morning!
But on the topic of books, did you make it to the Eerdmans book store? It is by far my absolute favorite book store in the world.
Hellen, let me know before you go. I have a friend I’d like you to meet there.
Jim,
We get about the same weather here in Ontario, so it’s no big deal.
I realized while looking through some of my purchases that Eerdmans must be in GR too… but I was way over my limit already so I’ll have to go next time.
What’s the address of the Eerdmans? I’ll plot it out for next time.
I think I’d like to borrow “Exegetical Fallacies” from you once you’re done. I like books that help increase my understanding of Scripture by sending me back to Scripture. That seems like a book that’ll do that for me. And also “the Spirit of Revival” looks interesting to me.
Yeah, I’m keyed in on “Exegetical Fallacies” as well. Only true Theologeeks could gt excited about a book like that.
I’ll bring you “The Spirit of Revival” tomorrow.
Now how are you going to read ALL OF THOSE in a timely manner?!?!?!