Justin Taylor Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Up to 50% off several new titles featured at @wtsbooks, including the newest volume in the Complete Works of John Owen. https://t.co/0kpPPCbmPW https://t.co/aUFbA1oxs6

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5. Speaking of Owen's "Communion with God," Mike McKinley has just published a book with @crossway that popularizes and applies this life-changing teaching: "Friendship with God: A Path to Deeper Fellowship with the Father, Son, and Spirit": https://t.co/RlStkPcOXe

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Amazon has 55% off of a really delightful book: "Lincoln on the Verge: Thirteen Days to Washington" by @ted_widmer. Such a good idea for a book, weaving together diaries and journalistic accounts into a never-before-told historical narrative. https://t.co/YBlN7O7TTg

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Louis Berkhof's Systematic Theology (1932; rev. 1941) is a gem. I've read every word of it. (Thanks, @ReformTheoSem.) Now you can access the whole thing free online: https://t.co/WWHUhI8wlB.

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Eckhard Schnabel's New Testament Theology is coming this fall: https://t.co/bMiYW8r7CS

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"God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks in our conscience, but shouts in our pains: it is His megaphone to rouse a deaf world." —C.S. Lewis, The Problem of Pain (1940)

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Download for FREE Scott Klusendorf's outstanding book, "The Case for Life: Equipping Christians to Engage the Culture." https://t.co/dycC2IIETm https://t.co/unATrIFfHQ

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I had forgotten that John Piper's final sermon in his Romans series, after preaching 225 sermons on Romans over eight and a half years, was delivered in the style of Augustine's Confessions, that is, as a public prayer to God. https://t.co/gifSAgjEYQ

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An amazing discrepancy between reality and perception. For a whole book on this phenomenon, read "Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World—and Why Things Are Better Than You Think." https://t.co/0XLHb3zEv1 https://t.co/qb22rrWd2s

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Historian @ThomasSKidd offers a primer on how to do archival research https://t.co/PSKwhysy4B Remember: "The Internet does not, and cannot, contain more than a small fraction of everything discoverable within library walls" (Thomas Mann, The Oxford Guide to Library Research).