June tends to be one of the low points in the year for Christian book releases. That said, even though there may have been fewer books released this month, there were still plenty of good ones. Here are some of the highlights of the books that crossed my desk. In each case, I included the editorial description from the publisher.
John Calvin’s Illustrated Institutes, Knowing God and Knowing Ourselves by Martin Patrick Williams & Joy Williams. “Few works of theology have been as influential as John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion. Now readers of all ages can enjoy its rich doctrine in a brand-new, lively, and welcoming format that remains faithful to the original text. Join Theo and Geneva as Calvin takes them on a life-changing, exuberantly illustrated journey through time and space. They’ll learn: why it’s so important to know God; why we must see ourselves in the light of God’s majesty; why all humans are inherently religious; why corrupted religion grows dangerous fruits; why we can know God through creation and providence; Includes chapter summaries and questions for discussion and meditation!” (Buy it at Amazon or Westminster
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