My resources update

[JeffR]

I am so excited about the new resources i've gotten since yesterday and hence need to share it with the good folks here:

1) MLJ Trust -- all of Dr. Martyn Lloyd Jones' sermons, jumping into the Romans series first off, listening at the 1.5 speed

2) 2 documentaries from Mediagratiae the RHB Puritan documentary and Logic on Fire on MLJ

3) Amandus Polanus' Syntagma --- oh wow i'm so thankful to the people or person here who worked on this.

4) Volumes 18 and 19 of Crossway's Complete Owen, and the new Meet the Puritans volume. I ran out of funds before i could snatch up vol. 5 of Mastricht.

5) Kobo Plus things like a whole bunch of commentaries from NICOT and NICNT and others but these ones would be really pricey elsewhere, and sure some are of the higher criticism sort, and most of that Mercersberg theology series.

If there was a pictorial dictionary for phrases a pic of me with my computer and 2 ereaders would appear for the phrase imbarassment of riches ... now all of this would be laughable to those who use Logos, but i don't do that and i feel very lucky and blessed with what i have to study God's Word and all things to do with Christianity, i do have a soft spot for Historical theology, church history, the period of the 1500's to 1700's mostly.

A few weeks ago also i took advantage of Monergism's complete Spurgeon sermons arranged in canonical order.

 

[jhcampbell]

The MLJ trust is a true blessing

 

[alexanderjames]

2) 2 documentaries from Mediagratiae the RHB Puritan documentary and Logic on Fire on MLJ

These really are excellent. Don't miss the additional content in the Puritan documentary.

 

[Reformed Chapter]

I am so excited about the new resources i've gotten since yesterday and hence need to share it with the good folks here:

1) MLJ Trust -- all of Dr. Martyn Lloyd Jones' sermons, jumping into the Romans series first off, listening at the 1.5 speed

2) 2 documentaries from Mediagratiae the RHB Puritan documentary and Logic on Fire on MLJ

3) Amandus Polanus' Syntagma --- oh wow i'm so thankful to the people or person here who worked on this.

4) Volumes 18 and 19 of Crossway's Complete Owen, and the new Meet the Puritans volume. I ran out of funds before i could snatch up vol. 5 of Mastricht.

5) Kobo Plus things like a whole bunch of commentaries from NICOT and NICNT and others but these ones would be really pricey elsewhere, and sure some are of the higher criticism sort, and most of that Mercersberg theology series.

If there was a pictorial dictionary for phrases a pic of me with my computer and 2 ereaders would appear for the phrase imbarassment of riches ... now all of this would be laughable to those who use Logos, but i don't do that and i feel very lucky and blessed with what i have to study God's Word and all things to do with Christianity, i do have a soft spot for Historical theology, church history, the period of the 1500's to 1700's mostly.

A few weeks ago also i took advantage of Monergism's complete Spurgeon sermons arranged in canonical order.

This sounds great! Are all of these free? Would love to add them to my site!

 

[JeffR]

This sounds great! Are all of these free? Would love to add them to my site!

#1 and 3 is free Thanks

 

[JeffR]

Last update for this month, I often tuck in some more after I think i'm done for the month, so I was really glad that a supplementary rich edition was there for Cornelius Van Til's Defense of the Faith, and Wolfgang Musculus's 2 volume Loci Communes!! Now I only have funds for essentials till the end of November.