My August Reading List- I Despised One, LOVED the Next One || How to Faith a Life Podcast

[@kyruep]

Yes! I definitely love hearing about book recommendations! Books can be expensive so it’s nice to hear a personal review and/or detailed description of the book before deciding to purchase. Thank you!

[@kahsenyah]

Book club? Book club!!

[@angelacunningham]

Have only discovered your channel thank you for your hard work and explanations of the books as a result I have a rather long to order/read list. Blessings and love from Northern Ireland ❤

[@GM-tu7di]

I have been a follower of Christ for years! But you and your channel have added a whole new excitement about getting in the word and teaching me more about enjoying the study of God’s word ❤ just wanted to let you know you’re impacting God’s kingdom 😊love your videos!!!

[@journeygentil1512]

I really love these videos! I am a huge book nerd, but I'm cautious and picky about what I read. I love that you explain what the books are about and whether you would recommend it or not. Thanks for being real!

[@HowtoFaithALife]

You're so welcome!

[@robyndrake-reynolds9507]

I love good book recommendations. Thanks for sharing!

[@h2smom]

How about a video on some good Christian booktubers? :)

[@oilysphynx1350]

I could watch/listen to these all day.

[@oilysphynx1350]

*book reviews* 😌

[@tanyaschleff6700]

when I'm not feeling good that is when I read the most, sorry for your loss and hugs

[@AnneCurrin]

I love these podcasts about the books you’re reading! I think I mentioned to you before I was an avid reader before my stroke two years ago. Now I don’t want to read anything but my Bible and books about the Scriptures. I am reading the book “How to Read the Bible For All Its Worth” and LOVING it!! I also have in my stack a couple of other books that you have recommended in the past. Can’t wait to get to those! As far as the end of August being a tough time for you; sending you a hug. I would love for you to add another podcast during the month about books. Oh and can’t wait to see your rebound Bible!! 🌻

[@lesliewells1062]

I got that book on Faith's recommendation. I haven't started yet, but I plan to soon!!

[@jocelyn4981]

I was an avid reader until my strokes 5 years ago and now I can't *think* as well so I read so much less. 😞

[@lesliewells1062]

@@jocelyn4981 I'm so sorry!!

[@vickinewby5010]

The GOD OF ALL THINGS is excellent read!!!! It's the little things in the Bible that we may gloss over ! But the metaphors are eye-opening!!!!

[@raziraz87]

Love the book reviews. I have started my own list with some of your favorites. Thank you for sharing.

[@jsmith317]

Thank you so much for the reviews. The "Misquoting" one had piqued my interest, but I think now it would have only bothered me. Will pray for the author.

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

Again, I found it fascinating. I have spent a lot of time reading about ancient documents and how they were put together. What was in the various versions, and how they came to be. The Dead Sea Scrolls, Gnostic Bible books, The Apocrypha have much information, You may agree or not….

[@haleylewis9587]

Love the book reviews! Please keep supplying me with new books to add to my TBR pile!!

[@sallynoble4663]

I had “Misquoting Jesus” on my list of books I want to read. I am so glad I watched this before I read it.

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

I have that book and enjoyed it. A lot of good history. Seeing things from different view makes one think about what one believes and why.

[@ashleynovels]

I love the book reviews! I follow a few booktubers and I always wish there were more Christian booktube channels so you may have a good niche.

[@kathy3178]

I finally read Through Gates of Splendor by Elisabeth Elliot. You can see God's hand on them all throughout the book. Their level of faith and commitment to sharing the Gospel can encourage and inspire us all.

[@FaithandFarm]

That is one of my schoolbooks for this year, I am sooo excited to read it!

[@martiner3622]

Yes, share more books! Love it! Thank you.

[@juliafaith4033]

When learning about textual criticism from a biblical perspective, I’ve taken an Old Testament class by Tim Mackie from Bible Project.

[@annamattos8627]

Yes! That class is great!

[@jaredhammonds8255]

Be careful with Bible Project. Their teaching on hell is way off. Everything else is great from what I've seen

[@heartsue-RN]

Oh WOW! I had no idea… can’t wait to start learning and studying with the Bible Project Classroom! I get so frustrated wanting to take biblical learning courses online, but they all cost money. Living on a fixed income, we just don’t have that extra, so I’m so thankful to find this! 💗🤗

[@lesliewells1062]

I do the same thing with footnotes and have found some amazing, really obscure books that I would never have found otherwise. I can't wait to read God of All Things.

[@trixie1556]

I so get this… “I have no idea….” comment you made about writing the “whats’s” down. You have given me the idea of making copies of the bible verses I am studying so I can freely write the what’s. Newbie here…really enjoying your channel. Thank you for sticking to the Word!

[@lamperdsfield]

A friend of mine dog eared a page in my Bible once….10 years on I’m still traumatised 😵‍💫

[@lesliewells1062]

LOL!!!! Another solution would be post it notes. That's what I do.

[@lamperdsfield]

@@lesliewells1062 that’s what I use in books, in my Bible I added more ribbons (so I’ve got five altogether) plus I also use post-it’s or bits of paper but I never dog ear my Bible 😊

[@ashleyjones4323]

Just added God of All Things to my list and cart lol. Both Goodreads and Amazon have high ratings and impressive reviews, so excited to dig into that book soon. Thanks for the rec!

[@Saint.questions]

I love this channel. It definitely makes me see I'm not the only person who thinks the way I do. I appreciate your mind. God bless ya!

[@jsmith317]

I had a blast of learning like that 4-5 months ago. Such a wonderful thing! I feel so blessed!

[@lifetogether4782]

I feel like if you really want to find truth you need to read things written by believers as well as non believers. I think being afraid of outside perspectives is what has lead to a lot of deconstruction . People suddenly hear things from the “other side” they have never looked at before and suddenly they loose fsith

[@melindastimpson9014]

This is really late and you probably already know this, but Mike Winger has been doing a VERY in-depth study of women in ministry issues. He covers several books with this type of argument, though I'm not positive if he did this exact book. If you haven't seen it yet, it's really good!

[@mirnapadilla1293]

You should do more of these type of videos! Loved it

[@jessicalarsen7326]

Thank you! God of all Things is ordered. Love this podcast.

[@Marsha-lou1986]

Thank you for the Book reviews. I love your channel.

[@BiblicallyNoted]

Bart Erhman is a famous atheist. Anytime I find his books in thrift stores (which is where I book shop) I buy and trash them...

[@HowtoFaithALife]

Haha! I kinda like that….

[@BiblicallyNoted]

@@HowtoFaithALife LOL It's my own little way that hopefully helps someone - even if they don't know it. I figure if I can keep it out of someone's hands, I should. Like you said... if you didn't go to Bible school, if you didn't already know better, you would have walked away very disillusioned about the Word of God. I don't want that to happen to anyone else. I know they can buy it new if they really want it.. but this will maybe stop someone from picking it up by chance and walking away thinking the Bible isn't true.

[@lesliewells1062]

That's a good idea!!

[@FaithandFarm]

No hate at all, but wouldn't that make them print more copies? Just a thought, but other than that I like the idea

[@BiblicallyNoted]

@@FaithandFarm I don't see how it would. I am getting them from thrift stores and used bookstores. Not buying new.

[@MsBea100]

I am currently reading The Unseen Realm: Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible by Michael S. Heiser. My book club read this a couple months ago and I’m just getting around to it. It is very thought provoking. It answers questions about why wasn’t Eve surprised when the serpent spoke to her? His research started when he was questioned about Psalm 82 - who was this divine assembly that God was standing in? He says you will never read your Bible the same way again. Highly recommend

[@naynay9652]

Michael Heiser is amazing & I highly recommend his work! He also has KZbin videos. I love the one on aliens. He calls out the show Ancient Aliens. It's great lol

[@user-qi9xz1hw9m]

As always thank you Faith. Xxxx

[@juliafaith4033]

Even the intro and font in God of all Things are beautiful. Can’t wait to dig in to that!

[@mollypopplewell1655]

Ooh there's two books to add to my tbr!! How do you read so much though?!! It's amazing! I really struggle with reading other books, the Bible I'm in a good routine with, but I get so easily distracted by my phone!!

[@HowtoFaithALife]

I try my best to replace my screen time with reading time!

[@lindajohnson2252]

You have helped me so much. Thank you! God Bless You!

[@rebekahmackenzie]

I'm going to had to add the last two books to my pile! I read 24 Hours that Changed the World by Adam Hamilton. I thought it was pretty good and added some insight to Jesus' last day on earth for me. I also read a book about the Lord's Supper called The Meal that Heals by Perry Stone. I don't feel comfortable recommending it completely but I did get some things from it. I love booktube!!

[@saskiae200]

Bart Ehrman is one the most famous atheists if you ask me. So no, I wouldn't read anything on understanding anything about the Bible of him. Could be helpful though if you want to debate an atheist, to understand where that person has his information from, Bart Ehrman will most likely be on the top of the list. Did you read 'Jesus through the eyes of women' by Rebecca McLaughlin? I am loving that one!!! Thank you for your channel ❤

[@amandas.9116]

I was surprised when I saw his name 😆 I started one of his ages ago he was trying to prove Jesus didn’t exist, I decided to scrap it and trust Jesus as my saviour instead.

[@jordandthornburg]

@@amandas.9116 Amanda Bart thinks Jesus did exist and wrote a whole book to prove that. You must have misunderstood.

[@knittinghands23]

Thank you speaking slower. I enjoy your videos and much of your content. I am not able to purchase your classes right now for many reasons. But a challenge when you are talking so fast. I can understand your zeal and excitement sharing God's word and His way. I would just suggest slow down a little.💚💚💚

[@jsmith317]

Andrew Wilson's book sounds great!

[@yvetteborden776]

I ordered God of all things. Thank you for the recommendation

[@annamattos8627]

I have just read "Notes from the tilt a whirl", by N. D. Wilson. Amazing and unique! It seems to me that "God of all things" would be a good choice now.

[@deepestviolet108]

Hi Faith, I’m new to watching your channel but I love it. I have stacks of books next to my bed too. I was told to make a night stand out of them 😂

[@intentionallymade]

Have you read conversational evangelism? It’s on my list to read! Thank you for sharing your resources with us. Super helpful. The only thing I disagree with on Jen wilkin is her view on public school education.

[@summerbanks5404]

Please keep doing reviews on books! I’m making me wish list!..

[@938quilt]

God of All Things sounds interesting - Jen's name caught my eye too! the description reminds me a bit like ann voskamp's stuff and I wasn't thrilled with her style at all - honestly got too weird for me hyperfocusing on ordinary little things.. eta: oh I just checked his other books and I have one on my list to read already -Spirit & sacrament

[@lauriemcmillan9920]

Hello Faith first of all I want to let you know I have enjoyed all your tips on Bible journaling I have been a Christian since I was 7 however when I got married and that was at age 18 I married a really strong Christian man and after my first baby and about six months after that he fell away from Christ to this day he has not surrendered his life back to Christ during those years I regret that I was away from God for about 20 years unfortunately my 35 year marriage came to end about 6 years ago I was living at Texas and I found a great church and got back into God and then I got sick heart disease the latest one is called broken heart syndrome now I'm back into my spiritual life again and I love it I feel closer to God than I ever have. I'm still scared to write into my Bible was it is the dr. David Jeremiah Bible however I use a spiral notebook. one of the things that I wanted to tell you about is that doing a journal has enhance my life but I have one problem I have a big problem I'm a vary bad speller and so it. Kind of bogs me down and just want to know if you have any suggestions because it's very annoying to me and I forget what I want to say.😢

[@jaredhammonds8255]

The end of August was the anniversary of my nephew's end of life as well. I get it

[@kelciemedile]

Love your channel! 💕

[@cynwest288]

Loved this podcast!!!! Thank you.

[@carolcarroll4464]

Bart Ehrman has written many commentaries but is not a believer. I did not know this when I first started reading him. I will order God of All Things as well as the book on Paul's Women. I many commentaries but is not a believer. I will order God of All Things as well as the book on Paul's Women.

[@triciadorsey8779]

Bought God of All Things based on your recommendation. Excited to read and never thought to look and see who wrote the forward. Love, love, love Jen Wilkin and how she gets you in the Word. Any idea if there's a way to search for books a certain person wrote a forward for? Google searched but no luck.

[@passioknitgirl]

I’d love to send you a copy of my book, Faith Storm: Salvation to Relationship, for review. It’s written mainly for new Christians to explain what a Christian life should look like every day-not just on Sundays. Written by a lay person, so an easy read. Thanks for the reviews. Now off to Amazon to update my cart! 😀

[@Jazzatic2011]

I’m not new but that sounds interesting because it is a practical way of answering the “now what?” Question of living out ones faith as a Christian.

[@EmpoweredBudgets]

I also dog ear my pages. My mom always taught me that it was "a bad thing" but it's my book and I can do what I want with it. Haha. I'm definitely ordering God of all things.

[@tracycoles704]

I've had a credit on Audible for a while because I couldn't find anything on the app that sounded interesting to me. But God of All Things was on the app, so I used my credit for it. I'm looking forward to reading it! 😁😁😁

[@HowtoFaithALife]

That's awesome!

[@joziahcastillo1936]

heyyy @@HowtoFaithALife I have a question, what do you think about this: Can women be pastors? I wanna know what you think?

[@tracycoles704]

@@joziahcastillo1936 she speaks on this in prior videos with her husband.

[@tracycoles704]

@@HowtoFaithALife I started listening to "God of All Things" on audible and I was drawn in right away! I have been lagging in my faith a bit lately and this book is helping to spark the wonder in my heart, and the awe of the majesty of who God is. I am in chapter 2 and I just don't want it to end! I need a notebook! 🥰 I am so glad I watched this video! I don't usually read books, so I am confident that the Holy Spirit led me here! He knew I needed to "read" this book. Thank you for doing what you do! 💖💖💖🙏

[@joziahcastillo1936]

@@tracycoles704 I actually found my answer a while ago but thank you

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Thank you!

[@lesliewells1062]

I'm so sorry about your sister passing away. I know you've mentioned it in other videos and it sounds so traumatic for your whole family and anniversaries are always hard. I love your book videos!! I would vote for more of them. I watch them on my computer and have Amazon open too and I keep pausing your video and going back and forth, adding books to my list. Thanks for introducing me to Jen Wilkens. I never heard of her before today and a lot of her books are now on my list. I'm so impressed by all you do. Do you mind if I ask what you do for relaxation? I know in your last video you said you are not into novels. What do you do when you just want some mindless chilling out? Maybe you never do that, I don't know, but I need that as part of my life, as well as studying God's Word and Christian books. I know about Bart Erhman. He was one of my favorite writers in the time between I left a so-called Christian cult (as if there could really be such a thing) and tried to leave God and the time I came back to God--He pulled me back to Him with His love and mercy. Ehrman does say he is not a believer anymore in at least one book I read by him. I agree, I think it is wise to avoid him unless a person is really grounded and rooted in their faith.

[@camirichardson7485]

What are your thoughts on the Jesus Calling books? I find them leaning too much toward new age movement and channeling that came out in the late 60's and early 70's. Maybe my discernment is off on this?

[@HowtoFaithALife]

Nawh I agree!

[@saraloggins8365]

Bart Ehrman has turned so many away from Christianity in his Textual Criticism classes now that he is a non-believer. I believe he even has said that Jesus was only a man and teacher. His goal is to break down the faith of others.

[@devindavis4845]

I’ve watched a few debates with Bart Ehrman, and I always think he just seems angry that anyone believes in God. It’s really sad and breaks my heart.

[@rfish2421]

It seems really important to know something about the authors we read before reading them to, at the very least, have an idea where they're coming from so as not to be unnecessarily confused. Bart Ehrman is an atheist known for debating Christians. Extremely smart but wrong. I've seen several books "debunking" this book. Maybe a good read for anyone who has read this one.

[@DonnaWrightRN]

Faith, have you ever read Michael Heiser? I’m reading him with a critical eye because I am really concerned about a book of his being used at my church. Actually a better word is ‘alarmed.’ He’s straying into the territory of “I have a new revelation” from Psalm 82. The book is Unseen Realms and I’m actually finding myself pausing my reading to ask Jesus to protect me as I read, because I’m that concerned about the bad theology. And once I have finished it, I’m going to have to prayerfully go to our church leadership about it.

[@williamwoods8765]

Hello Donna

[@lesliewells1062]

Thanks for the warning--very helpful!!

[@monstertruckfan8450]

Hello, Faith. I thoroughly enjoyed the reviews. And I am getting ready to order the Andrew Wilson. My question for you is this: what do you think about the Jonathan Cahn books? I only ask because he has a new one coming out soon. Thanks.

[@leahix7356]

I wonder about him too.

[@ChristIsLord247]

James White talks a lot about Bart. If you are a laymen he is a great resource. Both his books and him on KZbin.

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

James White talks about a lot of people, usually somewhat rudely. He is very intelligent and well educated as well as extremely opinionated and overly assertive. He does a lot of apologetics.

[@julioalvarengamartinez8829]

i think his name is James Whitte and mark Ward those are my recomendations

[@TheOnceLostAndNowFoundSheep267]

For Reading I find these people's works very Useful and Helpful on the Christian walk Charles Spurgeon David Wilkerson David Pawson A. W. Towzer Derek Prince J. I. Packer

[@sgarcia7351]

Thank you for the recommendation and giving your honest opinion on the others. Would you have a recommendation on a book of all the Women of the Bible?

[@radiantchristina]

I too dog-ear like crazy ....it does drive some folks crazy though lol

[@makaylaestepbullard4307]

Thank you for sharing i look forward to these! I read Becoming Elisabeth Elliot by Ellen Vaughn. It's not a Christian living book exactly more of a biography but I highly recommend it if you haven't already read it.

[@andiepandee8403]

Hi Faith, I'm new to your channel and really enjoying it. I've got such a big pile of books to read on Kindle so I really need to buckle down and read them so this is good inspiration to do just that!! I tend to get about half way through and then move on to something else. Do you ever review Christian fiction?

[@HowtoFaithALife]

I haven’t read fiction in YEARS! I am not big about fiction but I have one on my reading list so maybe soon!

[@awholelottawords1536]

Not going to lie my jaw hit the floor when you said you read Bart Ehrman. He’s painful to listen to in interviews let alone read. You can always hear the pain and sadness in every argument he attempts to make. He’s big in the apologetics circles so I was just shocked to hear you speaking about his book. The fact you finished that book is astounding cause I cannot sit through 10 min of Bart’s debates because it physically hurts.

[@HowtoFaithALife]

It was hard to finish it at points but I was determined! Lol. I don’t know much about him, but I’m not big about apologetics… I hate listening to people reason out their disbelief it nauseates me! So I feel kinda silly I didn’t know more about him! Everyone’s like “how did you NOT know?” And I’m like 🫠 BUT OH WELL!

[@awholelottawords1536]

@@HowtoFaithALife that’s why I was so shocked 😆 I strengthened my faith through apologetics but it eventually became a headache with the debates. I don’t like when people reason out their disbelief either. It was only necessary for me to combat my own disbelief. Once I finally realized they don’t actually attempt to defend their own disbelief they just attack Christianity and the followers with scoffing, mocking, and excuses not to believe. I moved toward Christian life and how to properly study channels like yours 🤗

[@Baitcaster6]

Dear Faith, The best book, hands down, that explains textual criticism of the N.T. that I read while learning Biblical Greek is titled: The Text of the New Testament, by Bruce M. Metzger. Several months ago you recommended a book on hermeneutics titled: The Hermeneutical Spiral, by Grant R. Osborne. I read the first edition of this book in 1993 and it's one of the best there is on the subject. The only draw-back is that it might be too "technical" for a beginner/ lay person. A great book for anyone just starting to study hermeneutics would be: Basic Bible Interpretation, by Roy B. Zuck. Love your channel ! Your friend in Christ,. Dave

[@gracevaughn8132]

I’ve been praying for Ehrman for years Something caused him to lose his faith. I my opinion, It’s further disturbing that he has probably caused many to lose their own faith through his writings.

[@donnastorey3830]

Have you read, "Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus. How the Jewishness of Jesus can transform your faith. Written by Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg. If you haven't read it will be a good book to read on the Jewish culture.

[@beckyburns217]

Tabs, Faith! Use tabs, not "dog ears." lol

[@journeygentil1512]

🤣

[@lesliewells1062]

Or post it notes--those are cheap and removable

[@deusvult8340]

I believe Christians should read secular or maybe even anti-Christian literature(provided they are prepared) in order to boost their critical thinking and stop being in an echo chamber, because I think sometimes the message of staying away from these kinds of books might lead people to face real life problems of which no literature could have prepared them for and could lead to very serious problems. So bottom line, read things from the other side, don’t get stuck with an echo chamber re-affirming your ideas.

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

Yes ~ Very good point, I totally agree with you. You can learn much about knowing why you don’t believe something by checking it out.

[@jenzbeauty_and_biblecorner]

Who is rebinding your Bible?! I’d love to see it once you get it back! 😍

[@andyickes7436]

Textual Criticism: check out Michael Kruger and Dan Wallace.

[@ourforsurelife3334]

This has made me want to go dive into a good book!!! Lol

[@dorotheezuurman9911]

Hihi, in the Netherlands we call it donkey-ear

[@Jazzatic2011]

I’m always trying to make sense or see a real life example of when a “pearl is cast to swine.” I think this misquoting Jesus book is maybe it. Jesus’ words are very precious and impactful, and their application sometimes are more relevant than we realize. Either for the situation at that time or for our every day lives. Yet I think for someone to take the scripture and say, here’s Jesus here and there doing this and to discredit, not misquote but discredit... My thinking is if we look at pearls trampled under swine, those pearls initially weren’t without value even if they were treated or regarded that way. That’s what you review of that book brings to mind.

[@cleocleo9374]

How to read the Bible for all its worth book. What video did you talk about that one?

[@heartsue-RN]

I’m reading that book right now, loving it! Please, if there is a KZbin video that goes with it, I’d love to hear about it.

[@wifeoftim]

As a Christian head covering woman I'm curious what the author of Unveiling Paul's Women wrote.

[@user-pu2uu5uu6p]

I look for book about god

[@nothanks4469]

Ehrman is extremely negative and now calls himself an atheist, I believe. I can't recommend him or Peter Enns at all. They have open disdain for the Bible. It's insidious and undermining considering the marketing of their books.

[@HowtoFaithALife]

Yes, I was shocked by how negative he was! Def NOT someone I’ll read again

[@nothanks4469]

@@HowtoFaithALife Yes, and there are so many engaging and edifying books out there that go deep into Scripture without distorting it or challenging it in an ugly, ungenerous way. I love your reviews and your open and honest practice of discernment. So glad I found your channel!

[@jay.jay.1]

I have questions for you and your husband.. how did or have a time that you wrestled getting into the word? I'm having trouble right now with that. I want to read and study it's really hard for me to do now. Don't know why

[@HowtoFaithALife]

I’ve made a video on this! Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXa9dYCgnNxrmtU

[@jessicacarlson347]

How do you read so much? Or does it just seem like a lot? I mean when it’s a necessity (like studying for class) I somehow magically find time but when it’s leisure it’s kind of here nor there 😂 Also, I feel like I may be the only one who wants to read misquoting Jesus after hearing your review. It would definitely be on the bottom of my list but I am curious to read something from that perspective. If only to maybe understand people in that boat better.

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

I own it, read it, loved it. I like to hear why people think what they do.

[@ellencoleman7580]

F.F. Bruce has a really good book on the New Testament Documents. I think it's called The New Testament Documents, are they Reliable? It's scholarly but really good.

[@williamwoods8765]

Hello Ellen

[@jordandthornburg]

That was quite good, it’s actually very outdated now though.

[@julioalvarengamartinez8829]

i like Baalams story specially in the kjv how he talks to his Ass lolz

[@mariag4538]

I love Lucy Peppiatt. I read Rediscovering Scripture’s Vision for Women and it really helped me to see there are solid, biblically based alternate interpretations of some confusing passages about women in the NT. She also has some YT videos, if you’d rather watch than read :)

[@williamwoods8765]

Hello Maria

[@strangementalitypaperYT]

Where's your GoodReads, gurl?

[@GrammyGottaGo]

I follow another podcast that does a book club as their Patreon. Just putting it out there 🤣

[@HowtoFaithALife]

Hmmm that’s cool! How does it work?

[@banbannito8937]

what is your tought on biblical end times prophecies and the fullfillment of it..?.. and biblical sound doctrines and teological..e.t.c?..

[@freedomrider266]

There is only one compilation of books you ever need to read--the Holy Bible! 1 John 2-27

[@jocelyn4981]

Wow! Bart Erman (sp?) is new to you? I feel like I hear him mentioned ALL the time -- Mike Winger's podcast primarily? He points out the bad/unbiblical logic in a bunch of sources. So I definitely concur with your final recommendation on the book -- do NOT use Bart Erman to learn anything but WrongThink (or how a WrongThinker actually does their wrong think).

[@jordandthornburg]

Its good to know his arguments though, we want to know the best from those who challenge our faith or specific beliefs

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

Mike Winger… Oh My… He has one opinion, it’s right, any he has no compunctions about being quite snarky as he informs whomever of that fact. He does have knowledge to share, tho I frequently disagree, but sometimes I just have to do the PAUSE and go somewhere else for awhile…. And, I have to adjust the playback speed to 0.75. He talks faster than I can hear.

[@Everydaygrace7]

Where did you go to seminary?

[@barbararivera2380]

Strong language? You mean obscenities?

[@simonspeechley2859]

Is that ALL three of your boys screaming?

[@johnyb9884]

Seems like Faith doesn’t know who Bart Ehrman is. A super smart professor and scholar who’s main goal in life is ‘proving’ Christianity and the Bible wrong. Debates on KZbin with him taking the atheist position. I pray he will someday comes to know the Lord. He knows the Bible very well and doesn’t believe in it very very much.

[@harveyharveyness8773]

why do you spend so much time talking about books you don't recommend