The Simple Pastor

By Phil Whittall, church planter, blogger & book reviewer

• Bibliophilia (22.07.2010)

  July 22, 2010 | 339 Views | 2 Comments

  Reviews

  • Tim Chester has reviewed Soul DVD & CY evangelistic courses
  • Matt Hosier has read Wired for Intimacy: How pornography hijacks the male brain, by William M. Struthers and Cycling home from Siberia by Rob Lilwall
  • Gary McMurray has read Bible Delight by Christopher Ash, which he says has ‘exceptional exegesis’!
  • Jeremy has reviewed The Economics of Abundance by Wolfgang Hoeschele, Jeremy reckons it’s ‘a bold thought experiment that opens up new possibilities at a time when we desperately need them.’
  • Mark Meynell has read Remaking a Broken World: The Heart of the Bible Story by Christopher Ash, a book he thinks is ‘a wonderful read – stimulating, engaging, passionate, credible. I’m going to be recommending it left right and centre.’
  • Tim Challies has read Hello I love you: Adventures in adoptive fatherhood by Ted Kluck
  • Ed Stetzer profiles four new books on church planting

  Reading

  • I’ve never thought about my reading really, I just read and would like to read more. But this analysis from Liam Thatcher on his reading is pretty thorough. I might break it down a bit more

  Bookshelves

  • You’ve got to have somewhere to put them right? How about these?

  Books

  • Justin Taylor on why he thinks e-books are here for good
  • The Shack is a bestseller making millions for the authors and now making large sums for the lawyers as the author and publishers sue each other
  • This seems like a great idea, convert old cigarette machines to dispense books instead

  Writing

  • Apparently I write like David Foster Wallace. Who do you write like? (HT: Challies)
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• http://www.wordandspirit.co.uk/blog Mark Heath

  me too – I write like “David Foster Wallace”, not sure whether that’s good or bad. Haven’t heard of him before.

• http://theroadtoelderado.blogspot.com/ Blue, with a hint of amber

  I write like Dan Brown!