Books I’ve Read in 2021
It's that time! I didn't quite hit my goal this year, but I read a lot of great books. I almost completed all 5 volumes of the The Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, but I'm going to have to finish the last half of the fifth volume in the next couple weeks. This year I plan to read The Collected Works of H. Evan Runner as well as some of Herman Dooyeweerd's work. Other ones I plan to read will be listed at the bottom. Enjoy! (P.S. -- I'd love to connect on Goodreads.) 1 - The God Who is There by Francis A. Schaeffer -- An excellent book; probably my second favorite of his. 2 - Conspiracy: A Biblical View by Gary North -- A great introduction with lots of food for thought. Someone needs to develop this a bit
God is GREAT, so we don’t have to be in control.
*Published in the Tuscola County Advertiser. For podcast information, please visit www.colwood.org* Martin Lloyd-Jones once said that part of our
it’s finally here!
3 months, 12 sermons and 52,000+ words later... My first book is now available for purchase. I titled it The
Article: Responding to suffering and tragedy.
*This article was published in the Tuscola County Advertiser on Wednesday, December 19, 2012. The events of last Friday have left yet
Favorite Books of 2012
(That I read)... In no particular order... 1. Glorious Ruin by Tullian Tchividjian 2. Desiring God by John Piper 3.
