Michael Horton interviews R.C. Sproul over the state of the church today.
Watch this. Pass it on. This is important.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
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About Me
- Doug Short
- I am the Church Planter/Pastor of ekklesia Blacksburg, a new SBC church located in Blacksburg, Virginia. I graduated from the University of Maryland and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and have been in pastoral ministry since 1997. I have a wonderful wife and three great kids and two dogs and I work at Starbuck's on the side to keep the insurance bills paid.
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- Desiring God- John Piper
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- Valley of Vision- Arthur Bennett
- When People Are Big and God is Small- Edward Welch
- Why We're Not Emergent- Deyoung and Kluck
Books for Pastors You've Got To Read
- The Reformed Pastor- Richard Baxter
- The Forgotten Spurgeon- Iain Murray
- The Cross and Christian Ministry- D.A. Carson
- The Christian Ministry- Charles Bridges
- The Christian Counselor's Manual- Jay Adams
- The Bruised Reed- Richard Sibbes
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- Gospel Centered Hermenetics- Graeme Goldsworthy
- Give Praise to God- Ryken, Thomas and Dunkin
- Brothers We Are Not Professionals- John Piper
- 9 Marks of a Healthy Church- Mark Dever
Baptist Theology You Should Read
- Spurgeon's Sermons, Lectures, and Tracts
- Polity- Mark Dever
- The Works of Andrew Fuller
- Manual of Theology- J.L. Dagg
- Abstract of Systematic Theology- James P. Boyce
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