Reading Report

I finished MacArthur’s “The Truth War” and really enjoyed reading it. This is a fresh look at Jude as well as an analysis of the contemporary Evangelical movement. It is well worth your time. I am slowly working through “What Jesus Demands from the World” and John Calvin’s “Institutes.”

I started a new book by one of my favorite Contempory authors (Iain Murray) entitled “A Scottish Christian Heritage.” I am almost finished with it and have benefited from it very much. Everything by Murray is really worth your time and attention.So here is the latest update of the stuff i am trying to read outside of Scripture... What have you guys been reading?

Books I am currently reading:
A Scottish Christian Heritage (by Iain Murray)
The Message of the O.T. (by Mark Dever)
Knowing God (By JI Packer) (Ch 19)
What Jesus Demands from the World (by John Piper)
Institutes of the Christian Religion, Vol. 1 (by John Calvin) (Book 1, Ch 14)
Numerous Jude commentaries (for sermon preperation)
Christian Living Beyond Belief (Cliff McManis)

Books I’ve finished in the last year or so:
Meetings that Work (A Strauch)
The Truth War (By John MacArthur)
No Place for the Truth (by David F. Wells).
The Cross and Christian Ministry (by D.A. Carson).
Women's Ministry in the Local Church (by Ligon Duncan/Susan Hunt)
The Holiness of God (by R.C. Sproul)
Growing Up Christian (by Paul Graustein)
How America Lost Her Innocence (By Steve Gallagher)
From Pride to Humility (pamphlet by Dr. Stuart Scott)
Humility: True Greatness (by C.J. Mahaney)
Biblical Eldership (by A. Strauch)
Expository Preaching With Word Pictures (by Dr. Jack Hughes)
The Reformed Pastor (by Richard Baxter)
Legacy of Sovereign Joy (by John Piper)
Whose Money Is It Anyways (By John MacArthur)
The Treasure Principle (by Randy Alcorn)
Baptist Life and Thought (By William Brackney) I read large sections of this book.
By His Grace and For His Glory (Dr. Nettles) I read portions of this book