Reformed Readers discussion

Please list any books you would like for the group to eventually add to the regular book list.

Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God (Packer) has been excellent, and at 126 very small pages, it's an easy addition for any month of reading.

J.I. Packer is amazing

I'd be up for reading that. Packer is good. Although we are already reading a Packer book (Knowing God) next month right?

That's right Daniel.

Pilgrims Progress?

I'd like to read Pilgrims Progress.

I haven't read the some of the historic creeds and confessions of the reformed faith. I'd like to read the Belgic Confession, the Canons of Dort, or the Heidelberg Catechism.

G.I. Williamson has a series on the Heidelberg and the Westminster for study classes. You can search him by name and see what you find.

@Troy: Good to know. Thanks!

I know Kevin DeYoung wrote The Good News We Almost Forgot: Rediscovering the Gospel in a 16th Century Catechism on the Heidelberg Catechism.

I love Kevin. I've probably read about half a dozen of his books. My favorite was Don't Call it a Comeback.

Job: A Son For Glory by Toby Sumpter

I just joined this group, so I'm going to throw some suggestions out there that I currently have on my TBR list:

Respectable Sins: Confronting the Sins We Tolerate
Bondage of the Will
Chosen by God
The Forgotten Spurgeon
and a new one that has recently come out:
Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart: How to Know for Sure You Are Saved by J. D. Greear

Where Would Jesus Go to Church?

I believe this title would interest you. I am a publicist through Innovo Publishing and I represent Dr. Roe.

If you all would be interested in reading his book, I can schedule him to have a Q&A time with you. Let me know.

My email is kortnee@innovopublishing.com

I just joined this group. I'm currently ready THE HOLY SABBATH by AW PINK. Thats been a great one so far.