Logos has given away some great books recently.

Mike Childs
Mike Childs Member Posts: 3,134 ✭✭✭
edited November 2024 in English Forum

Of course, one man's treasure is another man's trash.  However, to me the recent free G. Campbell Morgan, Charles Spurgeon, and John Piper books are treasures.  And they were not in my library of some 5,000 plus Logos Resources.

So I want to say, "Thank you, Logos, for the quality books!"  I have greatly benefited from both Spurgeon and Morgan over the years.  And I have come to appreciate John Piper's work.

(By the way, I am sure all the Martyn Lloyd-Jones fans know that G. Campbell Morgan was Lloyd-Jones predecessor at Westminster Chapel, and Lloyd-Jones was G. Campbell Morgan's associate there before he became lead pastor in 1943 upon Morgan's retirement.)


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  • Paul-C
    Paul-C Member Posts: 1,896 ✭✭✭

    Of course, one man's treasure is another man's trash.  However, to me the recent free G. Campbell Morgan, Charles Spurgeon, and John Piper books are treasures.  And they were not in my library of some 5,000 plus Logos Resources.

    So I want to say, "Thank you, Logos, for the quality books!"  I have greatly benefited from both Spurgeon and Morgan over the years.  And I have come to appreciate John Piper's work.

    +1 grateful Logos user. [Y][Y][Y]

    Nice post, Michael.

  • Bruce Dunning
    Bruce Dunning MVP Posts: 11,159

    So I want to say, "Thank you, Logos, for the quality books!"

    I'll add my amen to that! [Y]

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  • Sherri Huleatt
    Sherri Huleatt Member, Logos Employee Posts: 92

    So I want to say, "Thank you, Logos, for the quality books!"  I have greatly benefited from both Spurgeon and Morgan over the years.  And I have come to appreciate John Piper's work.

    Thank you, Michael! We're so glad to hear you're benefiting from our free books! [:D]

  • Kevin Maples
    Kevin Maples Member Posts: 808 ✭✭

    (By the way, I am sure all the Martyn Lloyd-Jones fans know that G. Campbell Morgan was Lloyd-Jones predecessor at Westminster Chapel, and Lloyd-Jones was G. Campbell Morgan's associate there before he became lead pastor in 1943 upon Morgan's retirement.)

    I did know that. It might be helpful for Southern Baptists to think about as they discuss at this year's annual meeting whether Calvinists and others can work together inside the SBC. And so I don't don't get flagged as unrelated or inappropriate, let me ask, "Does anyone know of some good Logos books that address this issue?" 

    "Thank you, Logos, for the quality books!" 

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  • Jesse Blevins
    Jesse Blevins Member Posts: 639 ✭✭

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    Yes. I agree with Michael. Thank you Logos! 

  • Jack Caviness
    Jack Caviness MVP Posts: 13,599

    Jay said:

    Yes. I agree with Michael. Thank you Logos! 

    And I agree with Jay in his agreement with Michael [8-|]

    Yes, Logos, thank you very much.

  • Ken McGuire
    Ken McGuire Member Posts: 2,074 ✭✭✭

    It might be helpful for Southern Baptists to think about as they discuss at this year's annual meeting whether Calvinists and others can work together inside the SBC.

    I don't have a dog in that fight, but I would think that Calvin's views on Baptism would be welcome in the SBC.

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  • Jack Caviness
    Jack Caviness MVP Posts: 13,599

    It might be helpful for Southern Baptists to think about as they discuss at this year's annual meeting whether Calvinists and others can work together inside the SBC.

    Could work if the Calvinists are predestined to work with non-Calvinists while the others freely choose to work with Calvinists (as a former IFB now a member of an SBC Church) [:D]

    I don't have a dog in that fight, but I would think that Calvin's views on Baptism would be welcome in the SBC.

    Don't believe the disagreement revolves around baptism. Most likely disagreement about election.

  • Kevin Maples
    Kevin Maples Member Posts: 808 ✭✭

    Could work if the Calvinists are predestined to work with non-Calvinists while the others freely choose to work with Calvinists (as a former IFB now a member of an SBC Church) Big Smile

    That's funny, Jack. 
  • abondservant
    abondservant Member Posts: 4,796 ✭✭✭

    We were offered 3 graduate credit hours free if we go to the annual meeting, but I'm skipping this year. The same offer applies next year, and the year after.

    Seems like it would have been an interesting year to go though. Calvinism is all throughout the BF&M if you look for it.

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  • Kevin Maples
    Kevin Maples Member Posts: 808 ✭✭

    We were offered 3 graduate credit hours free

    Where at?