Fifty Reasons Why Jesus Came to Die

It's worth rereading. It's worth reading slowly. It's worth muzzling that cry for novelty (Is that just me?) which seeks to object when Piper states what might logically be the same reason as two different ones. We need repetition of such a grand narrative, grand Truth, and we know it. That's probab......more

Far from a simple overview of the death of Christ and the Christian faith. This book was the end of a long search to find something for my father that would be challenging and to-the-point, but not overly theological in words or loaded with the same 'ol americanized christian jargon. Perfect for tho......more

This is the perfect "Morning Time" book since its chapters are very short and its concepts are basic. Piper is so good clearly communicating truth and passion for Christ. For those who know about our family MT you might remember that we started this late last January. It only has 50 chapters so tech......more

This very small book packs a very hard punch! Do not be overwhelmed by the thought of 50 chapters. They are small. Most are just two pages in length, which allows the reader to be able to read the book as a devotional thought each morning or evening. The book helps its reader by grasping some of the......more

I was looking for a short book about the atonement to put on a book rack. Piper's book will fit that need. However, it is not perfect. As one reviewer said, there is a lot of overlap between the chapters. He is repetitive. Second and more glaring, though typical for Piper, he does not really bring t......more