"The unfolding of your words gives light ..." (Psalm 119:130a)
Twenty years after its publication, this simple book continues to make a mark on the lives of those in need of hope and encouragement. I’m delighted that now, for the first time, it is available in eBook and audio-book formats. I would be grateful if you considered it for yourself or someone else.
I recently received word that my Proverbs: A Mentor Commentary was just published in the Arabic language. I’m told that three thousand copies were printed. Currently, 70 Arabic-speaking students are using it as their textbook in their seminary course on Proverbs. Pray with me that God will be glorified in each student and reader of the commentary–that a new fear of the Lord and knowledge of God will lay the foundation for a lifetime of walking in wisdom (Proverbs 9:10).
The Song of the Satisfied Soul was first published in 2003 as a hardback. That edition is beautiful and still available here. But this summer it has been released in electronic form. You can get it for Kindle here and in other ebook formats here and here. An audio version has been recorded (with yours truly as the reader) and should soon be available as well.
I’m grateful to see that Logos Bible Software has just released my Colossians and Philemon for Pastors on their platform. You can access it here.
I’m excited to announce the release of Living in Calm Confidence: The Promise of Psalm 16. This brief book is the fruit of years of prayer, meditating on God’s Word, and waiting on Him. My prayer is that it will be a source of strength and peace to many.
It is available in paperback from the publisher, Amazon, Christianbook, Barnes and Nobel, and more.
It is available for free download on Kindle/eBook:
It is available in audio-book for free at Youtube, Spotify, and SoundCloud. Within the week it should be available also on Audible.
Three questions for you:
However you access the book, may its title become the reality of your own life in Christ!
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