Feb 23, 2009
Chris Willz on Coffeehouse Theology
Blogger Chris Willz shares the following take on Coffeehouse Theology:
The book itself is very well written and easy to follow, each chapter is worth the time it takes to read. The practical study tools and guides are beneficial and right on, which is a helpful to those who might want to go further in their study of the Bible/the Christian tradition and are quickly overwhelmed by the voices and resources available. I wish that this book would have replaced my required reading of “How to Read the Bible for All It’s Worth” by Gordon Fee and Doug Stuart (although this is a very helpful book).
Stay tuned for more reviews as they come. For more reviews of Coffeehouse Theology, check out NavPress and Amazon.com.
I recently received a message from an old co-worker of mine that now is a librarian director at Davis College in Binghmaton NY (formerly Practical Bible College). He let me know that because of my review on the book (not blowing my own horn here, am I?) he purchased Coffeehouse Theology for the library. Pretty cool, huh?
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Hey man, toot that horn! It’s wonderful to hear that people are reading the reviews and picking up the book. Thanks for the heads up and for all of the comments.
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