Thread: Reformation Heritage Books Blog

Tim Bergsma at PRTS has a good review of Samuel Miller's Thoughts of Public Prayer here.

Dr. Beeke’s Top 10 Reads of 2007: Part One (January 22, 2008)
Dr. Beeke’s Top 10 Reads of 2007: Part Two (January 23, 2008)

The blog has been revamped, and there are a lot of good book reviews worth checking out.

Reformation Heritage "Book Talk": Forthcoming RHB Books (April 11, 2008)

The blog has been revamped again.

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Reformation Heritage "Book Talk": Forthcoming RHB Books (April 11, 2008)

Strange to see that they are re-printing The Almost Christian Discovered.

Originally Posted by Daniel Ritchie

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Reformation Heritage "Book Talk": Forthcoming RHB Books (April 11, 2008)

Strange to see that they are re-printing The Almost Christian Discovered.

I suspect this was an editorial decision which came about following RHB's acquisition of SDG.

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Originally Posted by Daniel Ritchie

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Reformation Heritage "Book Talk": Forthcoming RHB Books (April 11, 2008)

Strange to see that they are re-printing The Almost Christian Discovered.

I suspect this was an editorial decision which came about following RHB's acquisition of SDG.

That book has a bad press; I would have like to have seen them reprint some of the stuff that has been out of print for ages....John Howe's works...etc.

RHB will have some titles coming out that many people have been longing for. The "Almost Christian" is a popular title, and important, if however, it is really for more mature Christians.

If RHB has enough demand that would warrant a reprint, they will do it. They just don't want to get into the habit of advertising potential reprints, but not have the resources to bring them to light.

Originally Posted by Daniel Ritchie

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Originally Posted by Daniel Ritchie

Strange to see that they are re-printing The Almost Christian Discovered.

I suspect this was an editorial decision which came about following RHB's acquisition of SDG.

That book has a bad press; I would have like to have seen them reprint some of the stuff that has been out of print for ages....John Howe's works...etc.

Howe is first on my list of things to acquire... would be WONDERFUL if they reprinted it.

What's wrong with Mead's Almost Christian Discovered? I thought it was a fantastic book.

Originally Posted by toddpedlar

Originally Posted by Daniel Ritchie

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

I suspect this was an editorial decision which came about following RHB's acquisition of SDG.

That book has a bad press; I would have like to have seen them reprint some of the stuff that has been out of print for ages....John Howe's works...etc.

Howe is first on my list of things to acquire... would be WONDERFUL if they reprinted it.

What's wrong with Mead's Almost Christian Discovered? I thought it was a fantastic book.

Howe's Works are a real treasure. Even though I paid a lot of $$ for them, I do hope they get reprinted.

As for Almost Christian, it is a classic aimed at shaking carnal security in nominal believers. Beeke and Pederson say, "Caution should be exercised in giving this book to new converts because its contents could discourage them."

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Originally Posted by toddpedlar

Originally Posted by Daniel Ritchie

That book has a bad press; I would have like to have seen them reprint some of the stuff that has been out of print for ages....John Howe's works...etc.

Howe is first on my list of things to acquire... would be WONDERFUL if they reprinted it.

What's wrong with Mead's Almost Christian Discovered? I thought it was a fantastic book.

Howe's Works are a real treasure. Even though I paid a lot of $$ for them, I do hope they get reprinted.

As for Almost Christian, it is a classic aimed at shaking carnal security in nominal believers. Beeke and Pederson say, "Caution should be exercised in giving this book to new converts because its contents could discourage them."

I think there are better books on the subject, such as Jonathan Edwards' Religious Affections. A book like Mead's could lead to too much introspection.

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Great links! Boy, I've missed this board!!!

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

The Genius of Puritanism « Heritage Booktalk (May 20, 2008)

The Genius of Puritanism (May 29, 2008 edition) by Peter Lewis is now available at RHB.

Matthew Mead's The Almost Christian Discovered (2008 edition) is now available at RHB.

See Part 1 of an RHB interview with our own Pastor Andrew Moody here:

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New Titles « Heritage Booktalk (June 14, 2008)

We at RHB are continuing to bring in more and more New Titles to our stock. From now on every Saturday’s post will be devoted to the new titles that we are carrying. Here are some of the latest that we stocked this week.

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

New Titles « Heritage Booktalk (June 14, 2008)

We at RHB are continuing to bring in more and more New Titles to our stock. From now on every Saturday’s post will be devoted to the new titles that we are carrying. Here are some of the latest that we stocked this week.

Absolutely outstanding!

Next titles to be published soon are:

Maurice Robert, Union and Communion with Christ- July 2008

Thomas Foxcroft, The Gospel Ministry- July 2008

Richard Baxter, A Christian Directory- August 2008

Coming Soon « Heritage Booktalk

Very good! Foxcroft's Gospel Ministry is excellent!

The Gospel Ministry -- Thomas Foxcroft

New Title Saturday « Heritage Booktalk (June 21, 2008)

If you haven't taken a look at Reformation Heritage Books I encourage you to do so. Wonderful books, great prices, awesome customer service. I've ordered about four times from them and I am always pleased.

Originally Posted by Ivan

If you haven't taken a look at Reformation Heritage Books I encourage you to do so. Wonderful books, great prices, awesome customer service. I've ordered about four times from them and I am always pleased.

So, I can order stuff from them and charge it to your account, right?

Originally Posted by Ivan

If you haven't taken a look at Reformation Heritage Books I encourage you to do so. Wonderful books, great prices, awesome customer service. I've ordered about four times from them and I am always pleased.

Yup. There's been an awful lot of Media Mail traffic between Grand Rapids and my mailbox over the years...

Originally Posted by bookslover

Originally Posted by Ivan

If you haven't taken a look at Reformation Heritage Books I encourage you to do so. Wonderful books, great prices, awesome customer service. I've ordered about four times from them and I am always pleased.

So, I can order stuff from them and charge it to your account, right?

Sure...if you can figure out my account number....

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Originally Posted by CarlosOliveira

Next titles to be published soon are:

Maurice Robert, Union and Communion with Christ- July 2008

Thomas Foxcroft, The Gospel Ministry- July 2008

Richard Baxter, A Christian Directory- August 2008

Coming Soon « Heritage Booktalk

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

Very good! Foxcroft's Gospel Ministry is excellent!

The Gospel Ministry -- Thomas Foxcroft

RHB Titles Coming Soon « Heritage Booktalk

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

RHB's acquisition of SDG.

I like the dear folk at RHB, but I think that the oversight of SDG should have been returned to Don Kistler, the man who under God is responsible for the existence of SDG, along with the many fine Puritan reprints.

DTK

Originally Posted by DTK

Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot

RHB's acquisition of SDG.

I like the dear folk at RHB, but I think that the oversight of SDG should have been returned to Don Kistler, the man who under God is responsible for the existence of SDG, along with the many fine Puritan reprints.

DTK

I resound a hearty to this, Pastor!

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