I do not go long without rereading Jonathan Edwards.

1. I have not discovered a theologian whose mind was as alive to God, or who wielded a pen as deft with language, as that of Edwards. His HWR is a masterpiece.

2. Victor Hanson is perhaps the most respected historian writing today, and this volume (like his other books) bears out his deserved reputation.

3. For fiction I am reading one from several years back that I somehow never got to. So far, it is excellent.

4. Fourthly, I am reading another of Tom Nettles’ books. He was my favorite lecturer in church history during my seminary years. Again, highly recommended. If you want to see what preaching is supposed to be, read this book, and then lament over what passes for preaching from most pulpits today.