Further feedback on the new book – such an encouragement to me as a first time author…
I’ll 100% second this email’s sentiment! I’ve been meaning to email you or comment or something because I finished the Twelve What Abouts in a few days and loved every digital page turn (on my Kindle 4).
As the person who emailed you mentioned it’s very readable and yet as precise as it needs to be to convey the important message of God’s true G-R-A-C-E. I’ve been devouring every bit of Reformed content that I can get my hands on over the past 9 months or so, ever since my wife and I realized that the concept of “Free Will” is not only completely false, I just wanted to stop by and thank you for all your fine work in this area and let you know that I, for one, am benefitting immensely because of it!
Eric H
I agree, your book is very readable, and its easy to sense a real warmth and compassion for God’s people coming from you. I can’t wait to read your next book. – Ian D
I want to thank you so very much for your book “Twelve What Abouts”. I am reading it in depth right now and enjoying it tremedously and finding it really helpful too. I’d like to say that I very much like your style which is what I would term ‘readable’ (for one with my limited academic background). You may be aware that when [my wife] Heather died, the big issue for me was me clearly seeing that ‘God is Sovereign’, thus helping me deal effectively with grief amongst many other things.
Scott Manetsch (associate professor of church history and chair of the church history department at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Scripture and Tradition are two distinct but equal modes of revealed authority which the magisterium of the Roman Church has sole responsibility to transmit and interpret.