Have you ever felt like you just don’t know where to start?  Recently I was blessed with a little book by John MacArthur that has whet my appetite anew for God’s Word.  It’s called, “How To Study the Bible.”  Don’t you just love that clever title?  I’m kidding.  What I’m most grateful for is how clearly MacArthur makes his points.  It’s small and non-intimidating and yet a great guide for anyone who is serious about getting to know God’s Word.  The book is published by Moody Publishers, Chicago, IL.  I’m glad I have this small (in size only) yet great resource.  Get a copy soon; you won’t regret it.

Okay, have you read this book?  No?!  Then you must order it right now.  It is published by Discovery House Publishers Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Honestly, it’s all in the title.  Can there be anything more glorious than to give ourselves completely to God?  

Maybe some of you have been with people who are very “spiritual” and you might not dare say it but they just strike you sort of weird.  Oswald Chambers was (more…)

I just finished reading “How to Choose a Translation for All Its Worth,” by Gordon D. Fee and Mark L. Strauss. It’s a must read for people who want to dig deeper into the Word of God. They explain in a very concise way the when, where, why and how the many Bible versions have come to us.  Even though these two writers are brilliant, you will not find it difficult to understand this very helpful book.  If you want a better understanding of God’s Word and how to study it, then you need to pick this one up now!

Damaris is currently reading a commentary on Phillipians by Gordon Fee.  He has two, this one he refers to as “Little Phil” because the other one is really big!