I have recently published some updates to The Crook in the Lot: God's Sovereignty in Afflictions: In Modern English. Updates include: Minor corrections in several places. More updates to wording to improve flow and clarity. Chapter numbers. Increased margins for those who like to take notes in the book (Paperback). Improved justification for readability (Paperback). If... Continue Reading →
John Owen (1616-1683) is one of the most respected Puritan theologians. One subject he explored deeply was our fight against sin and temptation, which is probably best known from his work The Mortification of Sin in Believers (1656). Two years later, Owen published another book, Of Temptation (1658), which focuses specifically on our battle with... Continue Reading →
In The Art of Divine Contentment, Thomas Watson is very skillful with his imagery and language to get his message on contentment across to the reader. The following quotes are some of my favorites. Note that these quotes are taken from The Art of Divine Contentment: In Modern English, a modern update of Thomas Watson's... Continue Reading →
I thought it would be helpful to explain how you can get updates for Kindle eBooks that you've already purchased. I recently published minor corrections for two Kindle eBooks, but getting those updates is not as straightforward as you might think. Amazon and ebook updates When a Kindle book is republished, Amazon does not automatically... Continue Reading →
When we go through trials, how do we reconcile our pain with the sovereignty of God? As a Christian, how can we glorify God in our suffering? The Crook in the Lot by Thomas Boston (1676-1732) attempts to answer these questions by looking at scripture. This week, I've released a new modern English translation, The Crook in... Continue Reading →
Christian Classics for the Modern Reader 