Karl Barth Bio, Dallas Willard, Race and Place, Used Book Sale- Sept. 3

Karl Barth Bio, Dallas Willard, Race and Place, Used Book Sale- Sept. 3 - ERB Daily Book Morsel

Published: Fri, 09/03/21

September 3, 2021

“We have, as human beings,
a storytelling problem. We're a bit
too quick to come up with explanations
for things we don't really have
an explanation for.”

- Malcolm Gladwell,

social critic

Today marks Gladwell's birthday

Kindle Ebook
Deal of the Day!

Race and Place:
How Urban Geography
Shapes the Journey to Reconciliation

by David Leong

Only $4.99!!!

New / Featured on our website...

Christiane Tietz – Karl Barth: A Life in Conflict [Feature Review]

A Complicated Life. A Feature Review of
Karl Barth: A Life in Conflict by Christiane Tietz
(Hardback: Oxford University Press, 2021)
Reviewed by Robert D. Cornwall

Used Books for Sale!
Christian Theology / Spirituality –
2 September 2021

Help support the ERB by buying used books! We have an inventory of thousands of used books, many of them Christian theology and spirituality books, that we want to get into the hands of eager readers like you. This week's sale features: Eugene Peterson, St. Augustine, Sara Miles, Books on Worship, MORE

The Monthly Kindle Ebook Sale – September 2021

Amazon recently released their ebook sale for September 2021 …
A few of the Very Best Deals for Christian Readers from this sale -
Henri Nouwen, C.S. Lewis, M. L'Engle, Rev. Wm Barber,
N.T. Wright, Barbara Kingsolver, E. Vodolazkin, MORE

*** From Our Archives...
Dallas Willard's Books – Seven Essential Titles!

Tomorrow marks the birthday of theologian Dallas Willard.
Here's our intro reading guide to his most important books!

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Lectionary Poetry – 15th Sunday After Pentecost (Year B)

Our weekly post of poetry that resonates with the lectionary
readings for this coming Sunday, including poems by Jacqueline Woodson, Wm. Shakespeare, George MacDonald, MORE. Features TWO poems for most lectionary readings: one classic poem that can be read on a livestreamed service, and one contemporary poem...

Here's to energizing reading today!

Chris Smith
Editor, The Englewood Review of Books