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Twitter has a special place in the heart of Gospel eBooks. When we first started in October 2010 we tweeted out deals under the username @freeonkindle. This was before we were on any other social media site or even had a website. The site grew and we expanded but Twitter continues to be one of your favourite ways to follow us and share the deals we post. We were excited to see that today we past the 5000 follower milestone. To celebrate we’re giving away a prize to two winners.
Each winner will receive one Kindle e-Book of your choice. One winner will be hand picked and the other will be chosen randomly.
To enter, simply leave a comment below with the following information 1) What book you want (any Christian book available on Kindle) 2) Why you want to read that book.
Contest closes in 24 hours (June 20th, 5:30pm EST). The winners will be announced on our social media networks and in the comment section below tomorrow night.
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I am thrilled to be a follower on Twitter of Gospelebooks! Since beginning to follow I have purchased many discounted books and downloaded many free books as well. Thanks for the great service you are providing!
I want Death Without Company by Craig Johnson, because I’m really enjoying the first book in the Longmire series, The Cold Dish.
Explicit Gospel by Matt Chandler. As a member at the Village church, I am excited to see God’s work through Matt Chandler in written form.
I would like Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem. From what I have heard, it’s one of the best systematic theologies available today. And having it in electronic rather than printed form would be a great blessing.
I want the book In a Pit with a Lion on a Snowy Day by Mark Batterson. Everyone that has read this book commented that it is a life changer!
Enjoy the Silence by Maggie/Duffy Robbins. I saw it referenced in another book I read (One that I got off Gospelebooks, so thank you!) looked it up, and have wanted to read it ever since!
I love Gospel Ebooks! Fo’ real! you guys have helped me increase my library in big ways. That’s a good thing for a pastor. I greatly appreciate all you do!
I would like to read Bonhoeffer’s Ethics. I read Metaxas’ bio of him and really connected with him. I read his Psalms meditations and Life Togerther. Now I would LOVE to read Ethics and deepen my understanding of him and be challenged deeper in my faith.
Thanks again for the opportunity!
The book that I want to read is Community by Brad House. I recently accepted my first pastoral job after finishing my bachelor degree (theology) in September! I believe that building a strong community is going to be vital in impacting the young adults that God is putting under my care! This book will help me to for this community and inform what God is doing and can do there.
Father Hunger: Why God Calls Men to Love and Lead Their Families
Why? Great topic, great writer, great combination!
I want to read Illusion, by Frank Peretti. I read so many theological books for work, I could use a nice fiction book for a change. Based on his previous books, this promises to be a great one! Thanks for the great contest!
1) Gospel Coach
2) I had an amazing guy build into me using the Gospel Coaching method before the book was out. I want to be able to help coach others to the best of my ability through God, but I believe a resource like this would be incredibly beneficial.
I always follow your tweets and I’m thankful for all the great books you offer for free! I’d love to read “God Is Love”: A Biblical and Systematic theology by Gerald Bray! Always looking to get more of an in-depth view into the Bible and Christ. I’ve heard great recommendations from this one and I’d love to add it to the library.
I would like to read When Helping Hurts: How to Alleviate Poverty Without Hurting the Poor…and Yourself (Brian Fikkert, Steve Corbett, David Platt).
I lived in North Africa for five years, and I have participated on various short-term international projects over the past few years. I am very interested in reading the perspective this book offers on how to provide sustainable growth/development that builds the Kingdom.
I would love the book Womanly Dominion, by Mark Chanski – I’ve been hearing lots of good things about it lately and I think it’s an area I could stand to grow in.
Thanks again for your great service, Gospel Ebooks team!
I would like to read The Cross Centered Life by C.J. Mahaney. Sometimes us Christians tend to focus on being religious rather then focus on the core of the Bible…Christ and the Cross.
First off, I greatly appreciate your site’s efforts at helping us find cheap and free books! Thank you! Secondly, I would love to get John MacArthur’s “Slave.” I have heard some really good stuff about this book and would love to glean from his insight on what it means to be a slave of Christ.
I would like to read Gospel Wakefulness. The Lord has shown me much recently how you never move beyond the Gospel as your grow in your faith, but rather deeper in your understanding of the Gospel. I have heard this is a great book and it is on my wish list. I love your website and go to it often. Thanks too for the facebook and twitter posts!
Present Perfect by Gregory Boyd. Because serving as a missionary, I sometimes feel lonely by myself here in a strange land and different culture. But, I know God is always with me. In this book, Boyd (one of my favorite authors) helps to instill disciplines in the Christian life to help remind us of God’s ever presence in our life. And, since I live in a foreign non-English speaking country, I can really use an e-book to download onto my Kindle where bookstores are nowhere to be found.
I’d love to have Robert Reymond’s A New Systematic Theology of the Christian Faith. I keep hearing great things about it, but it’s heavy. Really heavy. This will allow me to benefit from the content without risking injury to my lower back or rotator cuff! Ü
I would like to read Apocalypse Unleashed by Mel Odom. I got the first three books on discount over Christmas and can’t find this one anyway to finish the series.
Celebration of Discipline, by Richard Foster. If you’ve ever read this classic work on Spiritual Growth, you know the impact in can have and the value of being able to take it with you everywhere. In addition to the obvious “disciplines” (study and prayer), the one’s almost never written about, such as simplicity and solitude, our needed now more than ever.
I love your site, and this is a great giveaway!
We have read through ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ a couple times with the kids, but we only have my old paperback version. It would be great to have it in digital form.
Thanks!!!
I’d love a commentary on Jeremiah, preferably NICOT if it’s available. Why? Because I don’t yet have a commentary on Jeremiah.
Thank you for your service. I have downloaded many a book because of your suggestions. I would love to read Joel Beeke’s book “Developing A Healthy Prayer Life,” because I thoroughly enjoyed his book on the puritan’s view of prayer – “Taking Hold of God.”
I would love to read: A Meal with Jesus: Discovering Grace, Community, and Mission around the Table because how often do you just sit down and not even think about the gospel before you eat. 3 meals a day, 7 days is a week, is 21 meals a week, 84 meals a month, and 1092 meals a year. The point is not the actual number. The point is we spend a lot of time eating. That’s why this book matters.
I would like to read the King Jesus Gospel by Scott McNight
Because the perspective represented there seems very interesting.
Oh wow! I just got my kindle within the last week, but even prior to that received many free books from your website. While there are a lot of books I would love to have free – my current “most wanted” is Coming Home by Karen Kingsbury! Yes, it is fiction but her books are to encouraging and true to life.
I want ro read, Charles Hodge: Guardian of American Orthodoxy by
Paul C. Gutjahr, but haven’t because it’s a pricey ebook.
I think we owe more than we realize to Hodge. His commentary on
1 Corinthians has always been a favorite of mine.
I am really wanting to check out The Explicit Gospel by Matt Chandler. I am a big follower d his sermons, and the book looks great!
I would love to have Kingdom Calling: Vocational Stewardship for the Common Good by Amy Sherman. I like how she integrates faith and work in this book.
Congratulations gospelebooks! I would like to read Organic church by Neil Cole because I am currently exploring how to and philosophy about a church that is an organism, not just an organization as a youth pastor in a multicongregational setting.
I value this service so much that I have all your posts sent as text messages to my phone. The next Kindle book on my list is Invitation to Biblical Preaching by Donald Sunukjian. Preaching is my passion, and I believe this book will help me sharpen my homiletcal tools.
I would like to have God’s Glory in Salvation through Judgment: A Biblical Theology by James Hamilton. I want to pursue an “entire view” of theology throughout Scripture. Something slightly different than the “normal” systematic way of doing it! Thanks for your many recommendations (And freebies)!
I would love to win a free Kindle e-book, but I don’t have any Kindle Touch that I would love to win. I would love to have e-book of Heaven by Randy Alcorn or other fiction books Randy Alcorn or Frank Peretti too. If that is a theological book, I still want that in book form so that I can write in them and highlight.
I would love to have C.S. Lewis’ Cosmic/Space Trilogy, and since only one e-book, Perelandra. I enjoy reading the first one look forward to reading the second and experience how Lewis weaves biblical truth in fiction with a literary style that should be replicated for generations to come.
Book: You would make my day if I won Future Grace by John Piper, Reason: its a book that my pastor recommended especially when it came to matters of salvation
Congratulations :-)
I would lik to win Tim Keller’s The Meaning of Marriage because I’ve heard it’s the best book on marriage EVER. Seems like something worth checking out.
Reading “The 5 Levels of Leadership” by John Maxwell would make me happy and help me reach my goal of becoming a better leader so that I can advance my ministry. One small step in my future. Thank-you Gospel Ebooks for being a part of that.
1) Celebration of Discipline by Richard Foster… I lost my dead tree copy :(
2) It is a great book on spiritual discipline and I would like to read it again.
I would like “Nuclear Energy” by Heinloth because it seems like a great deal at over $1,500 off the list price of $7,790. Really, who wouldn’t want their own nuclear reactor?
Either that book or “T4T: A Discipleship Re-Revolution” a book that would help me learn best practices of church planting. I’d be cool with either.
The Road to Grace, by Richard Paul Evans. He is the best author I have ever read anything from.
I would love to win Craig Keener’s “Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts”. The pervasive idea in our present culture of the irrationality of the miraculous esp. in re: to Scripture comes up, in one way or another, in every conversation I have about the Bible, God, and Christianity in general. Secular writers and cultural commentators all preach the same gospel too: “Man is the measure of all things” (Protagoras) and thus, “God is dead, for we have killed Him.” (Nietzsche)
In hearing this repeatedly as often as I do, I realize that I am not as prepared (in a large part due to my own lack of meditation and reflection) to answer those with honest questions – in particular those of my children. I intend to read this book to begin my path to an increased understanding of the credibility of the miraculous in the Bible and the incredulity of the claims to the contrary in order to be better prepared to give a reason for the hope that is within me – to those within and without my family.
I have been truly blessed by Gospel eBooks. I am able to get great books for either a good deal or free. It is neat how the Lord provides those things!
The Intolerance of Tolerance by D.A. Carson. This is a well used argument against Christianity and I find myself often wishing I were better equipped to discuss it.
I would love to receive I am second. I have been wearing the bracelet. I am teaching my children the importance of serving others. For every kind exchange I see them do for either another person or more importantly their siblings. They recieve 2¢. They are working to buy there own I am second bracelit. We use the web site but I would love to be able to read the book for night time stories.
A good selection would be: “Only One Way?: Reaffirming the Exclusive Truth Claims of Christianity”. Richard D. Phillips (Author, Editor, Contributor). This is probably the central issue in understanding and defending the faith. Without a clear understanding of truth and how to present truth claims in our pluralitic culture, it is exceedingly difficult to proclaim the life saving gospel of Christ.
I would love to read the book “Heaven” by Randy Alcorn. I have heard many great things about the book and how it has changed hearts. Also, recently, I have really had the desire to go to heaven where there will be no more sin. How great that will be to never fear man again or think another evil thought! Where we will finally praise the Lord for eternity!
I would love to read Jen hatmaker’s Interrupted.
Hmmm, that’s such a hard one! I’d either go with Matt Chandler’s Explicit Gospel because that’s next on my books I’d love to read, OR Grudem’s Systematic Theology on Kindle because….. that’s such a large book! I want to read it but would love to have it in ebook format. I’ve never read it and always wanted to.
The book I want is Introverts in the Church. As an introvert I think that I will gain a lot from reading this book.
I would like to read The Priest’s Graveyard by Ted Dekker. Thanks for keeping us aware of good books!
Enjoy this site for all the deals, and interesting titles! Thinking Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology would be great for some of my current studies.
I would like to have “God’s Story, Your Story: When His Becomes Yours” by Max Lucado. The book I ordered I gave as a gift and would like to replace that copy for myself. I hadn’t read it yet. I would like a copy to read so I know whether I would like to give to others as a gift too.
I would like to have “Mortal” by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee. I’m a big fan of both of these authors and this is book two of what looks to be an incredible series. I already have book one, “Forbidden,” on my Kindle and would love to add “Mortal” to it! Thanks for the opportunity! I really appreciate your posts!
Congratulations gospelebooks.net on passing 5000 Twitter followers!
If I were to win one free ebook, I would want it to be “C(H)AOS Theory: Reflections of Chief Academic Officers in Theological Education” It would be a helpful resource for Davis College.
Its really great to have this site. I see to it that i log on to see the newest book available everyday. I’d like to read “movements that change the world” this would definitely help me do my part in changing this part of our world by the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ
I want “Lord Jesus Christ” by Larry Hurtado because I plan to minister in a Muslim context and need to be grounded in the divinity of Jesus. Thanks for all you do; I’ve found a great many deals through your website.
I would like to have the book “God of the Possible: A Biblical Introduction to the Open View of God” by Gregory A. Boyd. I have read the book in the past as a hard copy but enjoyed it so much I want to keep reading it and being challenged by my view of God. As I read all my books on my Kindle now it would be nice to have the Kindle version of this book to keep reading even when I’m on the go.
I want to read “The Reason for God” by Tim Keller, why? Because I’ve heard some lectures by him where he mentions some topics that are written in the book. I think I could learn more about apologetics, based on the author’s point of view, which is based on some C.S. Lewis quotes and letters, among other authors.
Oh .. A great way to celebrate, congrats on such a formidable milestone! I have had my eye on Olivia Newport’s Christian fiction, The Pursuit of Lucy Banning; I want to read it to learn more about Amarican history while being inspired at the same time.
Book: Systematic Theology (Wayne Grudem)
Reason: The physical copy of this book is huge (granted, as it should be). Having it on Kindle would be fantastic!
I’d love to read Shame Interrupted by Ed Welch – I’m recently realizing how much the gospel speaks to our shame, and it’s a word I really need to hear.
The Gospel according to John (Pillar New Testament Commentary) by D.A. Carson. I’d much rather have a commentary in digital format so its not so bulky and Carson is one of my favorite Bible teachers.
Book: Let Them Eat Fruitcake: a novel (86 Bloomberg Place)
Reason: Because I love Melody Carlson’s books and I love Christmas stories!
I would like to have Michael Horton’s “The Christian Faith”. I have read a couple of his books and listen to WHI every week and I think his systematic theology would be a valuable addition to my library.
1.) The Explicit Gospel by Matt Chandler
2.) I have a tendency to lean towards more pragmatic reads that help me in ministry. Trying to focus a bit more on Theology this year. After seminary, I was a bit burned out on theological reads.
I absolutely love this site. I have recommended it numerous times to friends and family.
I would love to read Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology. I have been delving into the basics of Christianity as I have begun teaching an apologetics seminar at my church and this book has been on my list for some time. I have been listening through the podcasts, which are awesome, but having the book as a resource would be very helpful.
Thank you very much for this service. Please keep up the good work. It is very much a blessing to me.
David
I would like to read The Transforming Power of the Gospel by Jerry Bridges. I have to hear the Gospel every day!
I would like to read Coming Home by Karen Kingsbury. Why would I not want to read Karen’s newest book. She is absolutely the best christian fiction author!
I would to receive Surprised by Hope by NT Wright.
Because- his biblical case for the resurrection being central to our understanding of the Christian life as it is lived out now is motivating and inspiring. I hope to gain a deeper understanding of his case and to be exhorted to be a more faithful disciple.
I”ve been wanting to read “Real Moms…Real Jesus: Meet the Friend Who Understands” by Jill Savage for a long time now. Why? Because parenting is the toughest thing I’ve ever had to do! Thank you!
p.s. I LOVE your service and I’m thrilled to see the Pinterest button on your webpage now! I don’t have to manually pin your book deals on Pinterest anymore! :)
I have been following you since the @freeonkindle days and have discovered a lot of authors and books I wouldn’t have known about. One such author is Debbie Viguie (Psalm 23 Mysteries) I would love to get “Kiss of Night”, the first book from one of her other series.
I would like to read NT Wright’s When God Became King because I love his work and I love the gospels.
The New American Comm Vol 10 because our Women’s Bible Study is on Ezra & Neh so I would like my own Kindle eBook of it as I facilitate
I would like to read “The Christian Faith: A Systematic Theology for Pilgrims on the Way” by Michael S. Horton, because every pilgrim need to be aware of where he steps.
I check Gospel eBooks every morning! I’ve been so blessed to get so many great books and resources because of this site. I’ve grown so much already.
I would love to read The Explicit Gospel by Matt Chandler. I’ve been praying for it to become available as a free Kindle Book so I can read it. I’ve read the sample intro and was so moved by the need to fully know the Gospel that I’ve been wanting to read the rest ever since.
Thanks Gospel eBooks!
I would like “Genesis 1-4: A Linguistic, Literary, And Theological Commentary” by C. John Collins. I am doing a lot of study on Genesis and the various views of interpretation.
I would love to read Lord Foulgrin’s Letters by Randy Alcorn. I loved reading The Screwtape Letters and would like to read a similar story. Thanks for all the discounted and free book postings.
Thank you for your generous offer. I would like to have David Wells, “The Courage To Be Protestant.” I like this author and he is a good voice for our time.
Thanks!
I’d like to read “The Christian Faith: A Systematic Theology for Pilgrims on the Way” by Michael S. Horton.
Because I enjoy reading Systematic Theologies as bed-time reading!
I would like to read King’s Cross by Timothy Keller. Dr Keller is a great expositor of the Word and points everything to Christ. The book (and ebook) costs a lot and I hope to get a free copy :)
I would like to read Sparkling Gems from the Greek by Rick Renner because my Pastor’s Wife recommended it for spiritual growth in the Word and I want to really grow in my relationship with the Lord!!! I love reading books on my kindle and I am SO GRATEFUL for your web site alerting me of free and reduced books!!! You have no idea what a blessing you have been…there is no way I could have a collection like I do if it weren’t for what you do!!! THANK YOU!!!
Ragamuffin Gospel by Brennan Manning. Quoted often by friends but a book I have yet to read.
Thx & Congrats! I can think of about 206 books I could pick right now, but I am going to go with “Give Them Grace” by Elyse Fitzpatrick. It’s NOT the fault of the Brothers Tripp, but I have seen my parenting become increasingly legalistic/moralistic and from what I have heard this book might help. The fact that I have three boys 5 & under with another baby due in December has the issue pressing freshly against my mind every day. Win or lose, thank you again.
Gospel eBooks is a great site, and I have grabbed some great books at great prices. I would love a free copy of Charles Hodge: Guardian of American Orthodoxy by Paul C. Gutjahr. I think that this will be an excellent biography of one of the formative figures of modern evangelicalism.
I would like Living a Cross Centered Life by CJ Mahaney because my college fellowship at home is reading it and I’d like to follow along even though I am away at an internship.
I would like the Pillar Commentary on Hebrews by O’Brien. Never can have enough good commentaries.
I would love to get “Transformational Discipleship” by Geiger, Kelley, and Nation. As a pastor I’m trying to wrap my brain and heart around how to effectively disciple people in our church. I think this book would be a great asset for us.
I would like the Epistle to the Hebrews by Gareth Lee Cockerill. It is one of the best commentaries on Hebrews. Right now I am preaching on Hebrews.
John G. Lake on Healing
I am a great fan of John G. Lake and his healing ministries in Africa and the USA in the early 1900’s. I have the hardcover of John G. Lake: Complete Collection of His Teaching but since this is not available as an Kindle Edition, the next best is have what John G. Lake is best known for – divine healing.
Thanks everyone for their picks. There are some great books to add to my wish list.
Being in a rural part of Mexico where it is difficult and expensive to get physical books, Gospel eBook is a Godsend. Thank-you Gospel eBook !
Be blessed.
Quy Nguyen posting under my wife’s Facebook because I am a socialis commissura phobia ;)
Barefoot Church: Serving the Least in a Consumer Culture – Brandon Hatmaker. I heard it is one I should read!!
I’d like Proverbs: Wisdom that Works (Preaching the Word) [Kindle Edition] because I love Proverbs, have heard that this is a great book and it’s also a good value. Thanks.
Jeff
Would like to read: Word vs. Deed by Duane Litfin, to get a better understanding and stronger conviction on the necessity of word in sharing the Gospel.
Thank you for the giveaway.
Wow, this is great! THank you EGospel!
Hmmm, maybe Not A Fan by Kyle Idleman. Sometimes we can make our faith in our Lord so private, people even close to us do not notice. We want to be “not a fan” but fully committed followers of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Quitter by Jon Acuff – simply for the fact that Jon Acuff wrote it. It’s guaranteed winner!
1. “Hermeneutics: An Introduction” by Anthony C. Thiselton
2. Because hermeneutics intrigues me more and more and Thiselton is one of the bigshots.
I would LOVE to get the book “The Theology of Jonathan Edwards”. It is rather expensive, but it would be a textbook for my further formal studies. I would be greatly appreciative if I could get this book encourage me and others to further God’s kingdom. Thanks Gospel eBooks!
Ooops! I forgot to mention the authors – “The Theology of Jonathan Edwards” by Michael J. McClymond and Gerald R. McDermott.
I would love to have Renewal Theology: Systematic Theology from a Charismatic Perspective by J. Rodman Williams; to “watch my life and doctrine closely” what are my convictions, what are God’s heart and His ways, what does my life look like? The three in sync and most valuable for God’s Kingdom in my life and others’ lives.
Book: Pastors at Greater Risk
Why: The original was recommended to me by a lecturer and I have been wanting to read a really good book on surviving the pressures of ministry. This is that good book.
Thanks for your amazing site. Books in South Africa are expensive – my kindle has been a real blessing! Would love to read and own The European Reformations – Carter Lindberg. I have a growing appreciation for Reformed Theology and would like to brush up on my history, but this book is a bit steep in price! http://www.amazon.com/European-Reformations-Desktop-Editions-ebook/dp/B005UNUKU2/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&coliid=I3GTQ5V5WEXOJU&colid=4URFB2OSNZB0
I would like to read “Gospel-Powered Parenting: How the Gospel Shapes and Transforms Parenting”. Always great to learn more about how to live on the foundation of the Good News!
How to choose?!
I would like John Piper’s Desiring God. I have a DVD to do the study, but no book! :)
Congratulations on the Twitter milestone! The book I’d choose is Raised Right: How I Untangled My Faith from Politics by Alisa Harris. I love to follow politics and I’m always interested in reading about someone else’s political journey.
I want to read “A Queer Thing Happened To America: And what a long, strange trip it’s been” by Michael Brown because it’s been highly recommended in preparing for likely /the/ mechanism of the age for undermining orthodoxy.
I would love to read “Christian Theology” by Millard Erickson. I’m a seminary student and this is one of the more expensive books required for me next semester. Reading an ebook version makes it much easier to search and to cite when writing those long academic papers. Plus school takes a toll on the finances, and since Gospelebooks.net has helped me out in the financial category before, and I hope they can do it again!
I would love to get The Voice Bible. I have read excerpts from it and they have really touched me and spoken to my heart!
I would love to read The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson. I want to grow in my prayer life and expect some marvelous things happen when we expect God to the unexpected.
Thank you Gospel e-Books for your service. My electronic library has increased rapidly and now I am able to enjoy some great books for free or at discounted prices.
I would love to read, “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership: Follow Them and People Will Follow You” by John C. Maxwell. I want to be an effective leader for the glory of God.
I would like to read “Stricken by God?: Nonviolent Indentification and the Victory of Christ”, an essay volume edited by Brad Jersak and Michael Hardin. And thank you for your service!
Either God Is Red: The Secret Story of How Christianity Survived and Flourished in Communist China or Mortal by Tedd Dekker. I love historical type books and I also love Christian Fiction. :) I would enjoy either book.
I have so many books I’d like to read, but the one that first comes to mind is “Why Jesus” by Ravi Zacharias. I love his materials that defend the faith, and I have been looking forward to this volume that talks about the uniqueness of Jesus in our media-saturated culture. I check your site at least twice daily to see what new deals might be available. With your help, I have been able to build a great e-library for a very reasonable cost. I am thankful for your service, and I have told many others about you over the last few months since I found you. Keep up the great work!
Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theology is so good! The hardcover copy is pretty heavy and since I bring my Kindle everywhere, it would be great if I could read it somewhere such as, say, the car.
I would love to win “Gospel” by JD Greear because everything I hear says the book points to Christ and how the gospel affects every aspect of our lives. I would love to learn more about that so the gospel never becomes something I move beyond or take for granted.
I’d love to have “The cost of discipleship” by Bonhoeffer. I think not only I, but many readers will benefit from reading such a powerful book.
I would love to build my Ted Dekker collection, and Mortal would be a great place to start. I love the alternate reality worlds Ted creates, and reminds me of why I believe what I believe in this one.
Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem. I am a seminary student and a teacher of the Word, so being able to have Grudem’s ST with me all the time and searchable would be invaluable. Thanks so much!
I would love to read Give Them Grace: Dazzling Your Kids with the Love of Jesus. My wife is 6 months pregnant with our first child and I am looking forward to showing fatherly love to my son/daughter just as my Heavenly Father has loved me.
I would love to read Community That is Christian by Julie Gorman. I have been involved in several small groups and in helping our church shape small groups for college students. I am hoping to read this book to help address some of the struggles that we have had in our small groups and how to make them more Christ-focused.
I would like to win Firestrom by Jeanette Windle because it is the sequel to her first book Crossfire and I really like Crossfire and got it through this site actually :) This site has helped me to purchase over 170 ebooks, all for free and all Christian! They have all helped expand my faith. Crossfire especially because it really took me in and I could not put it down! I hooked me completely and unexpectedly and I really really want to know what happens in the sequel!!
I would love to win Tim Keller’s “The Meaning of Marriage.” I have heard great things about this book, and Keller has impacted my life through every other book that he has written. I appreciate the opportunity to win!
I would love to read Craig S. Keener’s book Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Account. Keener is an excellent scholar of the first rate and has put together this wonderful study on the Miracles. With all the discussion these days about supernatural intervention, spiritual gifting, and miraculous healing, this book makes an excellent resource for anyone studying and forming a well thought argument and defense for the miracles. I heartily recommend this book and would love to add it to my library!
Signature in the Cell by Stephen C. Meyer is a book I would enjoy reading. It’s received great reviews as a book that lays out an explanation of the theory of Intelligent Design. It’s on my Amazon Wish List!
Biblical Theology of the Old and New Testaments by Brevard Childs because I can’t afford to buy it!
I would love the first book in the Zion Covenant series by Bodie Thoene. I read this series in college and would love to revisit it.
I’d love to receive Date Your Wife because I know I need to grow as a husband.
Real Marriage by Mark & Grace Driscoll. My wife and I have been married for almost 13 years and love to gain Biblical and Godly insight to last over 60 years as my grandparents have.
I’ve loaded my Kindle with tons of books I’ve learned about from Gospel eBooks. I’d like to read Jesus Have I Loved But Paul? because I’m interested in reading more about the integration of Paul’s thought on Jesus’ teachings. Sounds like a really interesting book.
I would like ‘The Last Christian on Earth: Uncover the Enemy’s Plot to Undermine the Church’ because Os Guinness is one of my favorite authors, I loved The Gravedigger Files, and I’d like to read the thesis from the book updated for today. Thank you!
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a) Preaching Christ from the Old Testament: A Contemporary Hermeneutical Method by by Sidney Greidanus
b) I want to learn how to preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ from the Old Testament. This book is recommended by other pastors as a good help.
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