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Studies in Isaiah and Jeremiah by Irving Lester Jensen

All the trades and occupations of the Bible : a fascinating study of ancient arts and crafts by Herbert Lockyer

Joshua by Trent C. Butler

Crowded to Christ by L. E. [from old catalog] Maxwell

Living ethically in the '90s by J. Kerby Anderson

Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers of the colony of Plymouth, 1602-1625 by Alexander Young

7 practices of effective ministry by Andy Stanley

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About meI am the pastor of a small Baptist church just outside the city limits of Des Moines, Iowa. My love for books was fostered by my father, who enjoyed reading books and building his library. During my college years, I worked in a library part-time. After graduation a full-time library position was offered to me, which I gladly accepted. For a time I even pursued a library science degree. Though I no longer work in a library, I still love to work with books and spend time building my personal library as well as our church library. I spend many hours a week reading books in preparation for my Sunday sermons. I also sell new and used books via an amazon storefront.

About my libraryMy library is especially strong in the area of biblical studies, theology, and language studies (Greek and Hebrew). I also have holdings in the areas of church history and practical theology.

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Favorite authorsD. A. Carson, Douglas J. Moo, William D. Mounce, Leon J. Wood (Shared favorites)

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Currently readingThe life, ministry, and journals of Hezekiah Smith : pastor of the First Baptist Church of Haverhill, Massachusetts, 1765 to 1805 and chaplain in the American Revolution, 1775 to 1780 by John David Broome