ACBC Addictions Counseling Specialization Bundle

A Unique Request?

Others have suggested that Logos increase coverage of ACBC-recommended books
Or even offer a collection of ACBC-recommended books
However, here I'm suggesting a very practical set of ACBC-recommended Logos Editions that already exist. : )

Five Book Bundle Proposal

ACBC's Addictions Specialization requires reading any 1200 pages from among 19 titles. There are English Logos Editions of only 5 of those 19; however, those 5 total >1300 pages, which (minus front matter and such) I presume will nicely cover the requirement:

Mark Shaw's The Heart of Addiction (256 pages)
Jerry Bridges' The Discipline of Grace: God's Role and Our Role in the Pursuit of Holiness (300 pages)
Ed Welch's Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave (340 pages)
Kris Lundgaard's The Enemy Within (149 pages)
Jeremy Pierre's The Dynamic Heart in Daily Life (288 pages)

My Hope

I've already submitted an order, but I hope that this will help other ACBC certified counselors who appreciate Logos. : )

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