Three ways I’m shaped by the 16th century.

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Storing Up Treasure

In Storing Up Treasure, Kyle Bjerga shares 30 memory verses to learn, live, and love. This book is highly interactive, functioning much like a devotional journal with a variety of prompts and activities.

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Written on the Heart

In Written on the Heart, Stephen Steele shows how the law of God is still relevant and needs to be remembered today. In a world that increasingly disregards any fixed standard of law or morality, this book is a timely reminder that God’s commands are good, wise, and enduring.

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After Church Hurt

Written with sensitivity and practical clarity, After Church Hurt equips and comforts. It helped me with my own hurts, something that I have kept hidden, but am now better healing from. I am also more deeply resolved to care for Christ’s sheep.

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The Right Faith

In The Right Faith, Gordon J. Keddie offers a warm, pastoral exposition of 1 and 2 Thessalonians written especially for Christians living in challenging times. Providentially, this book arrived just as our church was beginning a preaching series through these letters!

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Finding Our Voice

What do Asian North American (ANA) preachers have to bring to the table? What does ANA preaching look like? What does ANA preaching sound like? In Finding Our Voice, Matthew D. Kim and Daniel L. Wong share their powerful vision for ANA preaching.

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Theology is For Preaching

Should preaching have priority in our Sunday gatherings? In Theology is for Preaching, Chase R. Kuhn & Paul Grimmond present a selection of essays on the biblical foundations, method, & practice of theological preaching.

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