As a show of gratitude for my readers, I’m pleased to announce that it’s time for the annual book giveaway at Dr. Platypus. As in previous years, the winner will receive his or her choice of books from among the new releases from Smyth & Helwys Publishing, excluding volumes of the Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary, books from other publishers, and short-run titles.
Here are your ten choices for this year’s giveaway:
- The Disturbing Galilean: Essays About Jesus by Malcolm Tolbert
- Leaving Religion, Following Jesus by Ronnie McBrayer
- Sessions with John & Jude: God’s Abiding Words for an Active Faith by Charles Qualls
- Making the Good News Good Again by Judson Edwards
- Bottom Line Beliefs: Twelve Doctrines All Christians Hold in Common (Sort of) by Michael B. Brown
- Hardball Religion: Feeling the Fury of Fundamentalism by Wade Burleson
- Sessions with Mark: Following Jesus at Full Speed by Michael D. McCullar & Rickey Letson
- Reading Paul’s Letters to Individuals: A Literary and Theological Commentary on Paul’s Letters to Philemon, Titus, and Timothy by W. Hulitt Gloer & Perry L. Stepp
- Acts, Annual Bible Study: Living With Passionate Faith by Judson Edwards
- Growing Up Christian: A Congregational Strategy for Nurturing Disciples by C. Ellis Nelson
To enter, simply leave a comment to this post with the words, “I want a free book!” (No need to tell me which one at this point; you can decide after you win.)
Next Friday, August 28, a winner will be selected at random and announced on this blog. Good luck!
Dr. Platypus 
I probably shouldn’t enter, since I’m a past winner, but the lure of free stuff is strong.
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I do, in fact, want a free book.
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I want a free book!
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I should note that strictly interpreting the rules of the contest, entrants 1 and 2 do not qualify, as neither wrote, “I want a free book!”.
🙂
“I’m all about grace, but when their is law in place…”
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Wish I could spell.
“I’m all about grace, but when THERE is law in place…”
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I would absolutely love a free book. They’re all too rare.
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I want a free book.
If for no other reason than to keep Michael from getting it.
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I too want a free book!
(Really enjoy the site.)
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I want a free book!
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I want a free book!
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I want a free book!
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MMMMMmmmm I love books…. getting hungry just thinking about it. 🙂
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oh, and yess, yess, yes …. I want a free book. 🙂
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Who wants a free book? I want a free book!
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Hi, Darrell. I love this practice of yours even though none of these books interest me. I did want to let you know, however, that I FINALLY returned on my blog to my long-neglected series on theological dialogue partners and did the entry on “non-conservative” evangelicals.
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None of them, MW-W? Sheesh!
I want a free book!
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I want a free book!
Well, as long as you are willing to post it to Australia, that is. 🙂
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What a generous guy! I’d happily take a free book.
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I had to laugh out loud at Dave Adams comment!
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I would love a free book
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