Audible Book Recommendations

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RobertPGH1981

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Hello All,

Just curious to know if there are any Audible subscribers in the Puritan board. Any books you would recommend regarding Christianity (Theological, Apologetic, Historical)?

Thanks,
 
I have been an avid Audible user for a few months now. It has been a life saver at work. There are a lot of great Reformed works. Here are a few in my library:
Calvin's Institutes
Richard Baxter "The Saint's Everlasting Rest"
John Owen " Of the Mortification of Sins in Believers"
James Dolezal "All That is in God"
Joel Beeke "Living By God's Promises"
George M Marsden "Jonathan Edwards- A Life"
"Life of David Brainerd"
There are also a lot of titles Jeremiah Burroughs, Thomas Watson, John Flavel, Sproul, Sinclair Ferguson, J. C. Ryle, Spurgeon.
 
Calvin's Institutes
Richard Baxter "The Saint's Everlasting Rest"
John Owen " Of the Mortification of Sins in Believers"
James Dolezal "All That is in God"
Joel Beeke "Living By God's Promises"
George M Marsden "Jonathan Edwards- A Life"
"Life of David Brainerd"
There are also a lot of titles Jeremiah Burroughs, Thomas Watson, John Flavel, Sproul, Sinclair Ferguson, J. C. Ryle, Spurgeon.

Thanks for your replies. I have a few that you mentioned. Here are a few that you might enjoy:

Romans: The Greatest Letter Ever Written ~ John Piper Sermons (2-3 years)
Cold-Case Christianity
Church History in Plain Language ~ Bruce Shelley
The Lost Letters of Pergamum ~ Bruce W. Longnecker
Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy ~ Metaxas
 
We have an account, and I get about half of the credits, the other half go for homeschool. I find that I do way better with fiction on Audible, rather than theology — I don't have to rewind nearly as much. The books about Christianity I have "read" on Audible have been more along the lines of more popular works like Bad Religion and The Lost History of Christianity. I tried Religious Affections and I was pretty much in one ear out the other.
 
I like J. Warner Wallace’s and his books are on audible also. He nor Koukl are presuppositionalists if that is a must for you.
 
If your local library subscribes to Hoopla they offer a lot of Christian material for free.

Yours in the Lord,

jm
 
I recommend Eusebius, The Church History, new translation by Paul L. Maier

I recommend against Church History in Plain Language ~ Bruce Shelley. I did not find this book to be factually accurate and the way this work portrays/downplays Jesus' divinity really troubles me. I find Shelley's work anachronistic.
 
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