Showing posts with label feed your reader. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feed your reader. Show all posts

Friday, August 17, 2012

Friday is For Feeding Your E-Reader 8.17.12

This might be the last Friday edition of Feed Your Reader.  Some of these deals only last for a day or so and then they are gone.  I think you might be losing some deals.  Be sure to follow me on Twitter @mikeleake so that you can get daily deals.

I remember watching Jim Kelly play for the Bills.  I also remember cheering against him.  After hearing the story of he and his wife Jill, count me a fan.  Without a Word chronicles the story of Jim and Jill Kelly and their terminally ill and severely disabled son, Hunter.

only $2.99

The testimony of Joni Eareckson Tada is a phenomenal story of the gospel’s power.  You can get her biography, Joni

only $3.99

For some reason I want to buy this book.  I have no idea about it’s contents so if you buy it and it’s horrible don’t blame me.  But something about it is intriguing.  The author of The Toaster Project builds a toaster from scratch and chronicles his 9 month journey. 

Try it for $2.99

I haven’t read this one either but I’m intrigued by English History and so I may give this one a shot.  The Fall of Anne Boleyn: A Countdown.

only .99

This is a book of “little-known historical trivia that will enlighten and delight”.  Sounds like my cup of tea.  The Pocket Guide to Brilliance by Bart King

for $1.99

One of the books that I love to read to Isaiah and Hannah is The Jesus Storybook Bible.  Starting on August 28th, and if I pre-order it, I can do that on my iPad for

only $3.99

Friday, August 10, 2012

Friday is For Feeding Your E-Reader 8.10.12

A few books I’m really excited about this week.

The world’s wisest king was the Bible’s, King Solomon.  Yet he was perhaps one of the biggest moral failures as well.  Philip Graham Ryken looks at the life of King Solomon to gain wisdom for today. 

only $4.99

Awhile back I had the opportunity to read and review Rick Horne’s book Get Outta My Face.  He has a new book out, Get Offa My Case!, about godly parenting of an angry teen.  This book is more to help parents remain godly even if their angry child never changes.

Check it out for only $4.99 

One of the best books written in this century is J.C. Ryle’s book on Holiness.  You’re going to be hearing a good deal about holiness and sanctification in the coming months.  A good place to get a leg up would be Ryle’s landmark book on Holiness

only .99

This is the best deal of the bunch, in my opinion.  Sinclair Ferguson’s book In Christ Alone is a great collection of articles on living the gospel-centered life.  For only .99 you can’t go wrong.

Yours for under a buck.

I read this book, Courageous Leadership, quite some time ago.  I believe this is an updated version of the book that I originally read.  I remember it being a good book on leadership.  You may not necessarily agree with everything Willow Creek but you have to admit that Bill Hybels is a good and courageous leader. 

Get it for $3.99

Friday, August 3, 2012

Friday is For Feeding Your E-Reader 8.3.12

In my opinion one of the best and most helpful books ever written is John Owen’s The Mortification of Sin.  Justin Taylor and Kelly Kapic have edited and occasionally updated three classic works of John Owen in Overcoming Sin and Temptation

For $3.99 your a silly person not to buy this

I do not aspire to Becoming God’s True Woman, so I haven’t read this book.  But my wife tells me good things from Nancy Leigh DeMoss and I trust her.  You may want to get this one whose aim is to help women reclaim “God-given beauty, wonder, and treasure of their distinctive calling and mission.

Only $2.99

It seems like there are a decent amount of these overview of the Bible story books coming out.  Though I haven’t read this one judging from the contributors Understanding the Big Picture of the Bible is probably one of the better ones.

Yours for only $2.99

One of my favorite people from the halls of church history is Robert Murray McCheyne.  (“Borrowed Light” actually derives it’s name from a McCheyne quote).  I am happy that his biography written by his good friend Andrew Bonar is available in illustrated version

for only $1.00

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