Most valuable (or frequently used) Community Pricing release in the last 18 months

Randy Lane

Another Community Pricing thread, but with a different twist.

Without regard to bargain/pricing, what Community Pricing item released since January 2011 (the last 18 months) have you either:

1. Used the most frequently (Why have you used it so much?)

AND/OR 

2. Found the most helpful (What made it so helpful to you?)

Feel free to respond to one or both questions.

After you extol the value the release has been to you, only then (please) provide what you paid and what it now costs.

I am remote now, and will have to think a little bit about this one, but we can still get started now. I'll put my select up later.

George Somsel

Another Community Pricing thread, but with a different twist.

Without regard to bargain/pricing, what Community Pricing item released since January 2011 (the last 18 months) have you either:

1. Used the most frequently (Why have you used it so much?)

AND/OR 

2. Found the most helpful (What made it so helpful to you?)

Feel free to respond to one or both questions.

After you extol the value the release has been to you, only then (please) provide what you paid and what it now costs.

I am remote now, and will have to think a little bit about this one, but we can still get started now. I'll put my select up later.

I can't truthfully state what CP I've found to be most valuable.  In fact, in many cases I can't be sure whether something was in CP or not.  I've found the Thomas Cranmer Collection to be interesting reading http://www.logos.com/product/8563/thomas-cranmer-collection though I wouldn't say it is among my most valuable purchases.  Having background information on the church to which you belong is always of interest.  Next to biblical studies (not systematics) I find church history to be interesting.  My cost?  $30 for 10 volumes.