Uncategorized Murray McLellan on 19 Feb 2008 07:26 pm
Vintage Jesus
Vintage Jesus Pre-Order Book Special
Mark Driscoll’s new book is due out. It is titled Vintage Jesus: Timeless Answers to Timely Questions. Mark Driscoll considers this book to be far better than anything else he has published to date.
Details on the book at www.VintageJesus.net
There is a special pre-release special going that you may want to take advantage of. The first 1000 people to pre-order Vintage Jesus off of the link to Crossway at www.VintageJesus.net will receive the following:
• a 35% discount
• a free pdf copy of the book via email months before the book is published for your reading and blogging
• a signed copy of the book by the Dr. Breshears and Mark Driscoll who are flying to Chicago in January to spend a whole day with pen in hand
Here are a few recommendations for the book:
Mark Driscoll and Gerry Breshears combine profound understanding of modern culture with weighty Christian doctrine that is faithful to the Bible. It’s written in such an interesting style that it’s hard to put down. I strongly recommend it!
-Wayne Grudem, Research Professor of Bible and Theology, Phoenix Seminary, Phoenix, Arizona
This new book by Driscoll, one of the most promising young pastors I’ve met, and his theological partner Gerry Breshears, tells the old, old story in a contemporary, exciting, in-your-face manner. Though written to appeal to today’s younger seekers, nothing of classic Christian theology is omitted. Those of my generation may bridle at some aspects of the book—but it’s good if we do. This book is just what’s needed for us to understand how to reach the postmoderns and a great tool to help all of us connect with young seekers. This is both bold and uncompromising. I can highly recommend it.
-Chuck Colson, Founder, Prison Fellowship
If you think that you already know Jesus, think again. This book will open the eyes of many who have yet to see the radical nature of Jesus’ life and teaching. For the spread of the gospel and the advancement of the kingdom, I can only hope many will read this book and embrace Jesus as the true Lord, God, Savior, and King that he is.
-Bruce A. Ware, Professor of Christian Theology, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
