Showing posts with label Tony Reinke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tony Reinke. Show all posts
Monday, February 25, 2013
Tony Reinke's Lit! is Discounted for 24 Hours Only
Here's a deal I didn't want to pass up. I've heard so many good things and read excellent excerpts. I'm glad to now own at least the digital copy and am looking forward to learning from Tony, who is a very discerning reader.
Labels:
Crossway,
Reading,
Tony Reinke
Monday, January 23, 2012
"The person who has learned to read well is..."
I encourage you to read the rest if these excellent thoughts on the discipline of reading!
The Vocation of a Lifetime (This is a short except from John Piper's article, “Teaching, Schooling and Reading” (September 1, 1974) posted by Tony Reinke on his blog, Miscellanies.)
Truly, degrees and credentials are one thing and disciplined learning is quite another!

The Vocation of a Lifetime (This is a short except from John Piper's article, “Teaching, Schooling and Reading” (September 1, 1974) posted by Tony Reinke on his blog, Miscellanies.)
Truly, degrees and credentials are one thing and disciplined learning is quite another!
"The person who has learned to read well is..."
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John Piper,
Reading,
Tony Reinke
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Searching for Sermon Quotes?
Tony Reinke has a good post at The Shepherd's Scrapbook about using electronic book searches for sermon preparation. He gives good advice on what electronic books yield the best results for finding quotes from Spurgeon, Owen, etc. He cautions against the e-books that are less helpful because they don't provide text searches. Some of the e-books are free downloads and some are downloads or CDs available for a reasonable price. Tony also gives timely counsel for using these electronic resources wisely so that your exegesis doesn't suffer and your sermon doesn't become a patchwork of unrelated quotes. Looks like some very helpful information.

Searching for Sermon Quotes?
Labels:
Software,
Tony Reinke
Monday, November 6, 2006
Jeremiah Burroughs - New Reprints from SDG
Here's an excellent book review on a recent reprint of some of Jeremiah Burrough's works >> The Shepherd's Scrapbook.(Reviewed above)

The Gospel Life Series Six Volume Set
Published by Soli Deo Gloria Publications
Gospel Worship
Gospel Fear
Gospel Conversation
Gospel Revelation
Gospel Remission
Gospel Reconciliation
Other works:
- An Exposition of the Prophecy of Hosea
- The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment (Puritan Paperbacks)
- The Saints Happiness: Sermons on the Beatitudes
- The Evil of Evils: The Exceeding Sinfulness of Sin (Puritan Writings)
- Hope
- A Treatise on Earthly-Mindedness
- The Excellency of a Gracious Spirit: Delivered in a Treatise on Numbers 14:24
- Irenicum: Healing the Divisions Among God's People (Puritan Writings)
- Learning to Be Happy
- The Saint's Treasury: Being Sundry Sermons Preached in London
- The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment
- "Christ Is All In All", an abridgement from The Saint's Treasury
- "The Right Manner of Worship and Drawing Nigh Unto God", a sermon by Burroughs
- A short biography of Burroughs
- An audio course on Burroughs' The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment
Jeremiah Burroughs - New Reprints from SDG
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Blank Bible Project - by Tony Reinke
I found this great idea today. I've seen interleaved Bibles before which are far too bulky. I’ve also tried printing out portions of the Bible for more intense books studies, etc. This took too much time to format and since it wasn’t my “Bible” I didn’t keep up with it very well.I really like this idea and, as Tony mentions, this binding process can be done on any book. Great idea! I like to dabble in bookbinding anyway, so I may try it myself.
Blank Bible Project - by Tony Reinke
Labels:
Book Binding,
Tony Reinke
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