4 Very Readable New Non-Fiction Books!
A Video Review of
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Video description:
These 4 new non-fiction titles are about very different subjects, but they share an enjoyable and accessible style. Between North American Indigenous hermeneutics, historical theology, classical virtues, and biblical studies, there is something in this selection of books for a wide variety of readers. Here are my (simplified) thoughts and recommendations. Thank you to IVP, Crossway & Baker for the review copies.
00:00 – Introduction
01:04 – Reading the Bible on Turtle Island
04:44 – Owen Among the Theologians
08:38 – To Live Well
11:57 – Paul and John in Harmony
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Joel Wentz
Joel Wentz is currently the Executive Pastor at Missio Dei Church in Portland, Maine. He previously served in college campus ministry with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. In addition to reading and writing, his passions include tabletop gaming, music, and coffee. His favorite book genres are epic fantasy and epic theology. He lives in Portland, Maine with his wife and son, and his personal writing and podcast are at: joelwentz.com
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