| BOOK NOTES |
Michael
Green of Oxford, England is one of the church’s most exciting
writers these days. His Evangelism Now and Then tells how what
happened in the early church can happen now. Only 4.10 postpaid.
William Neil’s new More Difficult Sayings of Jesus treats
31 sayings of our Lord, while his earlier Difficult Sayings of
Jesus dealt with 34 sayings. His treatment on Jesus not
abolishing the law is itself worth the price, and you will learn from
his handling of “Leave the dead to bury their own dead.”
The new book is 6.50 and the first 2.10, postpaid. You may have both
8.00 even. We highly recommend these excellent studies.
A recent book by John R. W. Stott, Between Two Worlds, deals
with the art of preaching in the 20th century. In a chapter on how to
prepare sermons he tells a humorous story about a lazy preacher. His
chapter on courage and humility makes for good reading for layman as
well. It says much for this book that it is authored by one of
England’s great pulpit preachers. 12.95 postpaid.
We offer a C. S. Lewis five-pac for 16.00 postpaid. In attractive
softcover are: Mere Christianity, Miracles, Problem of Pain,
Screwtape Letters, The Great Divorce. You should read Lewis if
you haven’t; reread him if you have. These make ideal gifts.
Separately they are 3.50 each postpaid.
That fine old book on pioneer preacher Raccoon John Smith, titled
Life of Elder John Smith by John A. Williams has been
reprinted. It makes delightful reading if you are interested in our
history. 12.50 pp. And the Memoirs of Alexander Campbell remains
in print and is available at 21.95 postpaid.
College Press is producing an extensive set of What the Bible
Says. These are handsome hardcover volumes at 13.50 each. We
suggest you start with any or all of these: What the Bible Says
About Sexual Identity, by Eleanor Daniel; What the Bible Says
About Salvation, by Virgil Warren; What the Bible Says About
Covenant, by Mont V. Smith; What the Bible Says About Faith,
by C. C. Crawford. These are all highly resourceful, strongly
biblical, and well-indexed.
Except for a few copies yet on our shelves, The Stone-Campbell Movement by Leroy Garrett is temporarily out of print. Sold out in 18 months! That has surprised us all, and now we know that our people are interested in history. A second printing should be ready by fall, so send us your order. The price remains 21. 95 postpaid for the present. We will still send you one free if you will get up a club of eight subs (including renewals) at 3.00 each, a total of 24.00. We offer this mainly so that new people can be introduced to this journal.