Book Review: The Theology of the Book of Ruth
The Theology of the Book of Ruth by Ronald M. Hals
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Latest Sermon Audio- Short Thoughts
- Short Comments
- Short Papers
- Short Posts
Short Book Reviews
I was aware this book was surrounded by controversy, but not informed as to the exact nature of the controversy. I read it on a recommendation from a friend and am glad I did. I appreciated the highlighting of the lordship of Jesus in the G...
This is really two books in one. The second part is Jonathan Edward's work, The End for Which God Created the World. The first part is John Piper's thoughts, experiences, analysis, and explanation of Edwards' work. The Edwards text is dense...
Excellent brief book. This is not exhaustive on the subject (Charnock comes to mind), but is very good. Pink always uses many scripture references and the format makes it useful for devotional reading or as a study. This book serves as an i...
Book Review: A Sweet and Bitter Providence: Sex, Race, and the Sovereignty of God
Posted by Jeff Short on February 6, 2020 · Leave a Comment
A Sweet and Bitter Providence: Sex, Race, and the Sovereignty of God by John Piper
This book goes through the book of Ruth chapter by chapter with a summary of practical application at the end. Piper blends theological and practical commentary while walking through the book. As you would expect, the book is very God-centered in interpretation and insightful in application.My rating: 5 of 5 stars
View all my reviews
Share this:
Filed under Reviews, Short Booklog · Tagged with Christian Life, Commentary, John Piper, Old Testament, Providence, Reviews, Ruth, Sovereignty of God