Emily and I took a few minutes last night to chat about the first day of The Gospel Coalition’s national conference. Sufficed to say, we had an awesome time. But for a few details on why we felt this way, as well as some info on a book giveaway that starts today, watch the video:
Update: As I mentioned in the video, I hadTWO copies of Don’t Call It a Comeback to give away (reviewed here Monday).
The winners have now been selected and notified via email. Thanks for entering!
Here are a few of the books we’ve been given so far at The Gospel Coalition:
Which ones do you want to see reviewed? Which do you would you want me to give away?
Wednesday night, I started packing up my books (long story). While packing up, I found a whack of books that need to not be in my house anymore.
There are a few that just need to not be read by anyone ever again (they’re not as bad as, say, The Power or The Shack, but they’re pretty high up there on the “killing your brain cells” chart)… but there are a few others that I’m either not going to be reading again or have extra copies of.
Rather than go to the local second-hand bookstore, I wanted to offer you, dear readers, the opportunity to take some of my books!
Here are the ones I’m giving away:
Seeds of Turmoil by Bryant Wright (read the review)
Once an Arafat Man by Tass Saada (read the review)
Respectable Sins by Jerry Bridges
Hear No Evil by Matthew Paul Turner (read the review)
Free Book by Brian Tome (read the review)
Plan B by Pete Wilson (read the review)
Too Small To Ignore by Wess Stafford
As you can see, it’s a pretty diverse bunch of books.
So here’ the deal: Tell me which ones you want and they’re yours. That’s pretty much it.
Are there any restrictions? Only that I’m going to give preferential treatment to anyone who lives nearby so I can save on postage 
Start calling dibs in the comments and let me know before the end of the week, otherwise they might end up on some unsuspecting person’s doorstep!
UPDATE: All the books have been claimed. Thanks for taking some of my books!
