Regarding the New Release
Dr. Sánchez has been a faculty member at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, since 2004. He is a professor of Systematic Theology and the director of the Seminary’s Center for Hispanic Studies.
I haven’t seen the book, but I do try to keep a look out for Lutheran books on the Holy Spirit. And, it makes so much sense to me to consider the Holy Spirit and Jesus as the Amazon blurb of this book suggests. 🙂
Free Resources!
I also kind of stumbled on a bunch of links/ free resources that I’m not necessarily sure how to add them to my free resources page. So, well, I’ll dump there here for a while! lol THESE may be gold! (Snagged from Jim McCarigle on the Oratio, Meditatio, Tentatio: A Theological Reading Group Facebook page for a great theological book club meeting in Wichita.)
Free resources for Biblical & doctrinal study:
- Annotations on the New Testament 12 vols
- Biblical Commentary Old Testament. Keil and Delitzsch.6 vols
- Biblical Dogmatics
- Christian Dogmatics
- Christian Symbolics
- Church Fathers 37 vols
- The Concordia Cyclopedia; A Handbook of Religious Information
- The Creeds Of Christendom 3 Vols
- Schaff’s History Of The Christian Church 7 Vols
- The Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society
- Kretzmann’s Popular Commentaries
- Philosophia Christi Journal (Ev. Philosophical Society)
AND, you know about the Christian Cyclopedia, ed. Erwin Lueker, right? This link offers the 1954 edition and it is so good to know about!
Also A Giveaway!
Lastly, do you know someone who would love a purple polka dotted journal like the one featured in this book?
Then follow this link to enter a journal giveaway! No purchase necessary. (By the way, this book takes place during Lent in case that nudges you even further toward buying it. I talk more about it and reviewed it here.)
Happy reading & writing, folks!
