This rating is for the translation. As I have read other translations, and can compare them, but would not rank or judge the Bible, since I don't have the knowledge to do that, and being a book of both theology and history, spanning many thousands of years, would be impossible to review in that way ...
As usual, Eugene Peterson's book, Reversed Thunder, is a well written encouragement for my family, the family of God to live a life of praise in harmony with our Savior and Friend. And, as usual, this book is encouraging and a powerful read for the family to consume for spiritual health.
I found it a touch sexist at times, and the authors' values didn't quite coincide with my own. But if you can get past that and the religious component of it, the ideas seem pretty solid.
Jerry Sittser has a remarkable gift for taking complex theology and applying it to everyday life. Many people are good at telling you how to live a Christian life, but their theology may be weak. Sittser is a theologian, and he supports his points with numerous scripture references. In his book, Th...
One of the best books I've read about ministry.
Although some amazing points that were well worth reading were sometimes scattered about, Peterson's authentic approach rooted in years of experience could impact anyone's life. I was especially encouraged by his commentary on the life of a pastor, the importance of balance and the time and place f...
A Long Obedience in the Same Direction: Discipleship in an Instant Society by Eugene H. Peterson (?)
The Message: The Bible in Contemporary Language by Eugene H. Peterson (?)
I like "The Message" because it breaks down passages in layman's and modern day terms. The contemporary language is easy to understand and follow. I have not read it from cover to cover, but have read specific passages.
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