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In this grab bag, we have 6 e-books. The prices and sale dates that they have provided are under each book cover.
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Gospel e-books is working together with Christian publishers to allow you to choose what e-books you’d like to have discounted. Cast your vote below and the book with the most votes in each poll will be placed on sale soon after. If there are less than 100 total votes in a particular poll, the winning book will not be discounted.
Book details:
Kregel: The Peaceful Mom: Building a Healthy Foundation with Christ as Lord by April Cassidy vs. The Beautiful Wife by Sandy Ralya
Intervarsity Press: Reading Galatians with John Stott: 9 Weeks for Individuals or Groups by John Stott vs. Reading Timothy and Titus with John Stott: 13 Weeks for Individuals or Groups by John Stott
Reformation Heritage: The Beauty and Glory of the Christian Worldview by Joel R. Beeke vs. The Beauty and Glory of Christian Living by Joel R. Beeke
New Leaf: Already Gone by Ken Ham & Britt Beemer vs. Already Compromised by Ken Ham & Greg Hall
Good Book Company: Gather: Loving Your Church as You Celebrate Christ Together by Tony Merida vs. Belong: Loving Your Church by Reflecting Christ to One Another by Barnabas Piper
Crossway: The Loveliest Place: The Beauty and Glory of the Church (Union) by Dustin Benge vs. The Rule of Love: How the Local Church Should Reflect God’s Love and Authority (9Marks) by Jonathan Leeman
Christian Focus: Health, Wealth, and the (Real) Gospel: The Prosperity Gospel Meets the Truths of Scripture by Sean DeMars vs. All Things are Ready: Understanding the Gospel in its Fullness and Freeness by Donald John MacLean
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Author(s): Carra RoePublisher: N/A
Price: FREE (June 28-30)
“A trim yet potent tale…” – Kirkus Reviews
Advance praise for Carra Roe’s debut Ain’t No Sunshine:
“Roe’s moving, character-driven book is compelling, well written, and decorated throughout with authentic Southern Creole vernacular, which creates a distinctively unique tone and atmosphere…spirited, captivating characters to behold…charming anecdotes and humorous country-folk foibles…an impressive work…” – Kirkus Reviews
“I absolutely adore your writing style and your expert use of dialogue…You left me wanting more but in a good way. Great job.” -Cortney Donelson, acquisitions editor & publisher at Morgan James
Summary:
After the untimely passing of Creole patriarch Big Hank, Champagne (Champ) d’Argent and daughter Bunny, are forced to abandon rural life in the bucolic hamlet of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky and board a bus headed for Newark, New Jersey. Once in Newark, Champ intends to collect on a dubious debt owed by one of Big Hank’s old Navy pals, from years earlier.
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Author(s): Eric OrtlundPublisher: Crossway
Price: $2.99 (Jun 28-29)
Why Suffering Exists: God’s Purpose for Pain in the Life of Job and throughout Scripture
Why does God allow suffering? The pain of suffering can be overwhelmingly mysterious, but the Bible does provide answers. Throughout Scripture, God allows trials in order to accomplish specific purposes in the lives of his people. When faced with suffering they experience spiritual growth; repentance from sin; or, as in the Old Testament story of Job, the chance to demonstrate devotion to God in the face of inexplicable agony.
In Suffering Wisely and Well, Eric Ortlund explores different types of trials throughout Scripture, revealing the spiritual purpose for each and reassuring readers with God’s promise of restoration. The majority of the book focuses on Job, one of the most well-known yet misunderstood stories of suffering. Ortlund thoughtfully analyzes the text chapter by chapter, including the doubt of Job’s friends, God’s response to Job’s questions, and the meaning behind important imagery including references to Leviathan and Behemoth. Suffering Wisely and Well shows readers how to deepen their relationship with God during painful experiences in their own lives and how to comfort others who are hurting.
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Author(s): Denise J. HughesPublisher: The Good Book Company
Price: $2.99 (Jun 28-29)
31-day devotional that helps women find true peace in Christ among the busyness, noise and pressures of life.
Whether it’s the TV or radio continually playing in the background or the persistent pinging on our phones, the constant noise and frenetic pace of modern life can be overwhelming. The cacophony of cultural messages that permeate the air produces an inner restlessness that says, “You should be doing more, saying more, posting more, and sharing more.”
More than ever, we need sanctuary, not only as a refuge from the noise around us but also as a place where God’s truth can be clearly heard.
This 31-day devotional explores what it means, and what it looks like in very practical ways, to lead the “quiet life” Paul speaks of in 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12. Readers will come to see that a quiet life doesn’t mean escaping from the world around them but centring their hearts on Christ so that they can live with a clear focus, a quiet confidence, and a steady peace.
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Author(s): Kenneth Gentry Jr.
Publisher: Master Books
Price: $2.99
The framework hypothesis or literary framework view has grown in acceptance as more readers of Scripture place “science” as the authority over the interpretation of God’s Word. By re-interpreting Genesis, this view encourages Christians to disregard the plainly shared timeline of creation and instead consider it as merely figurative or poetic rather than historical and accurate. Kenneth Gentry carefully defines the framework hypothesis, while tracing its historical origins and purpose. This provides a helpful introduction both for those who know the framework hypothesis as well as any hearing the term for the first time.
This important study:
– Presents strong exegetical arguments for the six-day creation approach to Genesis
– Illustrates the traditional interpretation of Genesis, a survey of exegetical arguments, and responses to alleged problems
– Demonstrates the flaws in the framework argument.
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Author(s): J.V. FeskoPublisher: Reformation Heritage Books
Price: $2.99
In The Rule of Love, J. V. Fesko gives an introductory exposition of the Ten Commandments. Beginning with the importance of the prologue, and then addressing each Commandment in turn, he sets forth a balanced and biblical approach that places the law in proper perspective. Throughout the book, Fesko analyzes the historical context of God’s giving the law in order to help us accurately understand the moral demands God places upon humanity. Yet, Fesko does not stop there; he also discusses the covenantal and redemptive context in which the law was given. Thus, he shows that the law is not presented to us in order for us to present ourselves right before God. Rather, it demonstrates our failure to love God as we should and points us to Christ and His perfect obedience in all that God requires of us. Fesko also shows how Christ applies the commandments to His people by the indwelling power and presence of the Holy Spirit. This is an excellent survey of the Ten Commandments that promises to bring about a more accurate understanding of the proper uses of the law, as well as engender profound gratitude for all that God is for us in Christ.
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