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Bible: New International Version
This of course is our number 1 choice. It is God's words to us. It contains the meaning of life and the meaning of death, who God is and why his Son Jesus died on a cross. (*****)

John Blanchard: Is God Past His Sell-by Date?
"Blanchard's strength is that he has been an unbeliever himself and can address all the objections of the atheist. The book is punctuated by the personal experiences of a number of people who came to faith themselves." From the online review, amazon.co.uk (****)

Distinctives
"This book translates the important messages of the bible into modern day terms and assosciates them with today's society, and our own personal lives. A brilliant help for anyone who has recently become a Christian and wants to know how to live.." from the online review. (****)

Dale Ralph Davis: The Wisdom and the Folly
"This is a superbly easy-to-read book on 1 Kings. There is clear explanation, and there is excellent illustration, with the central theme of each section being plainly set out. But the thing I liked best was the incisive application. It is not possible to read this book and feel unchallenged." From the online review (*****)

Louis Berkhof : Systematic Theology
Excellent presentation of Reformed Theology. The best presentation of Systematic Theology in a single volume available. If we are to properly understand God's Word, we must make our study in a systematic manner. From online review (*****)

Mark Dever: 9 Marks of a Healthy Church
Mark Dever doesn't set out to give an exhaustive list of the characteristics of a good church but picks 9 areas of weakness and says why he thinks these are important.