Fortress Press – Spring 2021 Theology Ebook Sale!

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I am always grateful to Englewood Review of Books for their latest news on books sales and new books to read.

This is a great time to get my Homebrewed Christianity Guide to the Holy Spirit.

Eerdmans Theology Ebook Sale – April 2021

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BOOK DEALS

April 15, 2021 12:14 pm by C. Christopher Smith

I am always grateful to Englewood Review of Books for all their books announcements and book sales.

So glad that my own book Embracing the Other is only 3.99. It is a great time to buy an ebook during this Earth Week celebration. Earth Day is April 22, so save the trees and read an ebook.

Ten Theology Books to Watch For – December 2020

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Here are some excellent new theology books * that will be released in December 2020 :

* broadly interpreted, including ethics, church history, biblical studies, and other areas that intersect with theology

New Book Releases – Week of 30 November 2020

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November 30, 2020 1:59 pm by C. Christopher Smith

Here are a few new book releases from this week that are worth checking out…

(Where possible, we have also tried to include a review/interview related to each of the new book releases …)

Important Discipleship and Formation Books – A Reading Guide – Fall 2020

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It’s back-to-school time, and despite all the chaos this year imposed on us by the Coronavirus pandemic, it’s a good time to remember that as disciples of Jesus our schooling never ends.

Huge Eerdmans Theology Ebook Sale – April 2020

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Thank you Englewood Review of Books for reminding us of this Huge Eerdmans Theology Ebook Sale.

My Embracing The Other is only 1.99. Get it before it ends.

Twelve Important Theology Books of 2019!!!

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Happy New Year.

I am a bit late to post this…….But I am thrilled to be included in the Englewood Review of Books’ list of “Twelve Important Theology Books of 2019″!

What an honor to have my latest book Reimagining Spirit: Wind, Breath and Vibration on the list. Thank you Englewood Review of Books.

God’s Creation and God’s Redemption – Recommended Books

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I am so honored and grateful to be included in this new list by Englewood Review of Books on God’s Creation and God’s Redemption-Recommended Books.

I am increasingly convinced that in our polarized age, our most important convictions as Christians are God’s creation of all humanity and God’s redemption of all humanity.

Fortress Press – Fall 2019 Theology Ebook Sale!

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Fortress Press has just launched a major theology ebook sale.

Thank you Englewood Review of Books for Reminding Us of this Ebook Sale at Fortress Press.

25 Theologians to Follow on Twitter!

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So grateful and honored to be on this list of “25 Theologians to Follow on Twitter!”  Thank you always Englewood Review of Books for such an honor.

Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are taking a fair bit of criticism these days, and much of it is warranted. But one of the more worthwhile uses I’ve found for Twitter is to follow theologians on Twitter and to engage in conversation with them.

Theology is a conversation, and these days the conversation isn’t just limited to books or the halls of the academy. Today, anyone with a Twitter account can engage online with some of the finest theologians of our day.