Category: Monthly Readings

• August 10, 2024

  Books I Ate (7/24)

  I intended to finish two or three more books, but alas! This month is a very short list. Next month won’t be much better, I don’t suppose, as I’ll be at Polishing the Pulpit for half the month. Chesterton, G. K. What’s Wrong with the World. Read by Stewart Crank. 2019 Museum Audiobooks, 2019. Audible…
• July 2, 2024

  Books I Ate (6/24)

  All right, folks! I can’t believe it’s already that time again: Let us examine my reads of this month. I have been privileged to start the M.A. in Old Testament program at Freed-Hardeman University. I initially intended to start in the fall semester, but Dr. Rick Brumback (who heads the Graduate School of Theology and…
• June 3, 2024

  Books I Ate (5/24)

  One of the few scenes from the Revelation that stuck with me as a kid was the one in Revelation 10:8–11. In this brief pericope, the Revelator receives a “little book” from a colossal angel, who commands him to consume it. Normally, I ingest my books through the senses of hearing or seeing, but John…