ericfromcowtown
Puritan Board Sophomore
To make a very long and overly dramatic story short, my sister-in-law has broken up with her boyfriend. Neither are Christians, but we quite liked the boyfriend and he had been encouraging her to go to church with him. I've decided to send him a few books to encourage him not to let the break-up throw him off from what is eternally important.
I'm going to send him Strobel's "The Case for Christ," and R.C. Sproul's "Essentials of the Christian Faith." Both are good first step books that keep things simple and are easy reads In my humble opinion.
I also wanted to send him a basic gospel presentation book. I had heard that Piper's "Don't Waste Your Life" was good, but I am in the midst of reading it now and I am not impressed. Does anyone have any recommendations for an easy-to-read, basic presentation of the gospel?
I'm going to send him Strobel's "The Case for Christ," and R.C. Sproul's "Essentials of the Christian Faith." Both are good first step books that keep things simple and are easy reads In my humble opinion.
I also wanted to send him a basic gospel presentation book. I had heard that Piper's "Don't Waste Your Life" was good, but I am in the midst of reading it now and I am not impressed. Does anyone have any recommendations for an easy-to-read, basic presentation of the gospel?