In the 103 days since I started this blog, I've written 23 posts. That averages out to one post every 4.5 days, or about 22% of the time.
There are some books coming out soon that would be good for you to at least know about, if not read. Next month Mark Driscoll is publishing a series of short books called "A Book You'll Actually Read." They include On the Old Testament, On the New Testament, On Who is God?, and On Church Leadership. Then in September Driscoll is publishing Death by Love. These are all published by Crossway.
The ESV Study Bible, also produced by Crossway, will be available this fall as well. There are 8 formats to choose from including hardcover, and a number of different genuine and bonded leathers of various colors.
Denver Seminary New Testament professor, Dr. William Klein, has a new book out from Navpress called Handbook for Personal Bible Study that looks really great.
Also, if you haven't heard of Christians at the Border yet, you need to read it. It's written by Denver Seminary's M. Daniel Carroll R. and it's published by Baker. Dr. Carroll is Guatemalan-American, and he has a unique perspective on the immigration issue that's both timely and biblical.
Finally, I'll mention Timothy Keller's new book, The Prodigal God, published by Dutton, which will be available in Octobor (Keller's recent book, The Reason for God, was fantastic).
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