IVP has kindly provided me with four great books to give away so we can celebrate the launch of the new blog design/domain. Thanks!
So every Thursday for the next four weeks, I’ll be announcing a new book giveaway. And this week’s book is Reading Scripture with the Reformers by Timothy George.
In Reading Scripture with the Reformers, Timothy George takes readers through the exciting events of the sixteenth century, showing how this dynamic period was instigated by a fresh return to the Scriptures. George immerses us in the world of the Reformation, its continuities with the ancient and medieval church, and its dramatic upheavals and controversies. Most of all, he uncovers the significant way that the Bible shaped the minds and hearts of the reformers.
This book shows how the key figures of the Reformation read and interpreted Scripture, and how their thought was shaped by what they read. We are invited to see what the church today can learn from the fathers of the Reformation, and how these figures offer a model of reading, praying and living out the Scriptures.
Entering is simple. Just do one or more of the following. And, as usual, the more of these you do, the better your chances of winning. (To make my life easier, please leave one comment for everything that you do. So, for example, if you “like” the post on Facebook and also Tweet about it, leave two comments – one for each.)
- Subscribe to the blog via email (in the sidebar)
- Leave a comment on this post
- Click the Facebook “like” button on this post
- Share this post on Twitter
- Friend me on Facebook (I’m lonely)
- Follow me on Twitter
- Blog about this post
- Convince a small child that cats are evil
See, nice and simple. I’ll select a winner next Wednesday and then announce the next book giveaway on Thursday. Stay tuned!


I’m teaching the Reformation for the first time, and this would be a great resource!
Count me in!
I liked this post, you know, a Facebook like, which is totally different than a regular like.
I tweeted the giveaway.
We’re Facebook friends, so why do you need more?
I also follow you on Twitter.
I blogged the giveaway here.
My father-in-law has the most ornery cat alive, so my kids don’t need convincing!
I want it!
I have five children, all of whom agree cats are evil. Does that come out of the reformation? Maybe I’m more reformed than I realized!
I want it!
i subscribed to this blog
here is a comment
i clicked like on FB
i tweeted this. (why, i dont know, just more people will know).
you are already a fb friend
i follow you on tweeter. ( remember my broken coffee pot recently)
and i dont have a blog, but i will work on convincing a child that cats are evil.
i will work on convincing a child that cats are evil.
and, next time i am in Portland, i will wash your car and clean your office.
i will show those PhD’s how to toady
Thanks for hosting the giveaway! And for writing.
How can you go wrong with, “Reading Scripture with the Reformers”? Love to have a copy!
Count me in! Thanks Marc!
I subscribed (again I think).
I liked on facebook.
I tweeted on twitter.
I already am your friend on facebook (I hope in real life as well, haha).
I already follow you on twitter.
Between Kathleen and I we have already proven to our nieces and nephews that cats are evil and we have 5 so does that count for 5 extra entries
I subscribed via e-mail
I became your facebook friend 2 days ago
I “liked” this post on Facebook
I hate cats and instruct all people I come into contact with.
I Facebook like this!
I tweeted.
I added you to Google Reader…that’s a Real Simple Subscription (sic).
I follow you on Twitter.
And, I’m your friend on Facebook. Now…after all this it feels a little like begging. But…a book would make the feeling go away!
I did read George’s theology of the reformers, I think this book will be a great lecture too.
I liked this post on facebook.
We are friends on facebook.
I did share the post on twitter.
and, I follow you on twitter.
commented!
subscribed!
facebook liked!
facebook friended!
subscripted!
I am interested in the book.
Subscribe to the blog
Tweeted about the contest.
Follow you on Twitter
Friend on Facebook
Posted the giveaway on Facebook
My daughter likes cats so the last opinion is not going to happen.
I’m taking a class on church history form the Reformation to the present this semester at the A/G seminary in Springfield, MO.
I liked this post on Facebook
I tweeted about the contest
I already had friended you on Facebook
I followed you on Twitter
I mentioned the contest on my blog at http://www.brianroden.com
I subscribed to the blog
I talked with my 18 month old about the evilness of cats. I also am a subscriber.
I convinced my 4-year-old neighbor that cats are, in fact, evil.
I have posted a link to this on my blog: http://www.cuttingitstraight.co.uk/book-giveaway-3.html
I friended you on Facebook.
I also liked this on Facebook.
And here’s my comment: while I have no children handy, I will share the following thought from a Reformer to enable others to teach THEIR children that cats are evil:
“Be comforted, little dog, thou too in the Resurrection shall have a tail of gold.”
- Martin Luther. (Notice he says nothing about the assured salvation of cats.)
I’m sorry, I like cats and so do my two daughters. I clearly need reforming, so I’d like to be considered for a free book by Timothy George!
I am leaving a comment on this post. Please enter me! thank you.
I subscribe via email.
shared post on twitter
I heartily agree about cats.
this is a great resource! thanks!
I demand to win this book!
(This is my “leave a comment on this post” entry.)
I also liked this post on Facebook.
Meanwhile, I deserve an extra entry for having friended you on Facebook back when you were a blogging nobody, and yet another one for having saved “Flotsam and Jetsam.” YOU’RE WELCOME.
Oooh, good arguments. I may need to have a little talk with my “random” number generator.
Yeah, that’s what I thought.
I’d love to be entered. Thank you!
Pick me! Pick me!
Liked!
Tweeted!
Thanks for being my friend on Facebook.
I’m following you on Twitter!
Great giveaway, Marc. Thanks for meeting up with me yesterday!
This book looks swell.
I commented on this post.
I subscribed to this blog via email.
I friended you on Facebook (fingers crossed).
I liked this post on Facebook.
I tweeted about this post.
I blogged about this post.
I told my daughter cats are evil, but she’s not buying it.
Hi, I jumped through hoop 1.
I jumped through hoop 2.
And hoop 3
And hoop 4
And hoop 5.
your site is saying I’m posting comments too quickly. ha ha.
I’ve jumped through hoop 6.
And hoop 7
I have not convinced a small child that cats are evil. I think they are cute and cuddly and friendly. Hoop 8 is a bit difficult.
would love to give this book to the hubs….thanks
HOPE TO WIN !!
The only cool cats are the ones that think they are dogs!
liked on facebook
retweeted
followed
friended
tumbled
TWITTER!!
facebook!!!