Since I’ve been talking about books I read in 2008 for the past few days, how about a look into the future? Here is a list of the first books I’m looking to dive into in 2009:
First Time Reads:
Rereads:
City of God, Augustine
Confessions, Augustine
God in the Dock, CS Lewis
Religious Affections, Jonathan Edwards
Preaching and Teaching from the Old Testament, Walter Kaiser
Something from Francis Schaeffer
That ought to be enough to get started with!
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