It’s time once again for my annual book giveaway. The rules are very simple: leave a comment telling me you want a free book. One week from today, August 28, I’ll randomly select a winner and contact you for your book choice and mailing information.

You can have your choice of any of the new releases listed on the left-hand side of Smyth & Helwys Publishing New Releases webpage—excluding volumes of the Smyth & Helwys Bible Commentary. Therefore, you may choose from among the following:

• Sessions with John: The Vocabulary of Grace by Robert B. Setzer, Jr.
• To Be a Good and Faithful Servant: The Life and Work of a Minister by Cecil Sherman.
• The Enoch Factor: The Sacred Art of Knowing God by Steve McSwain.
  
• The Black Church: Relevant or Irrelevant in the 21st Century? by Reginald F. Davis.
• Transformational Leadership: Leading with Integrity by Charles B. Bugg.
• This Is What a Preacher Looks Like: Sermons from Baptist Women in Ministry by Pamela R. Durso, ed.
• Sessions with Samuel: Stories from the Edge by Tony W. Cartledge.
• Hope for the Thinking Christian: Seeking a Path of Faith through Everyday Life by Stephen Reese.
• Baptimergent: Baptist Stories from the Emergent Frontier by Zach Roberts, ed.
• Telling the Story: The Gospel in a Technological Age by J. Stanley Hargraves.
• Written on My Heart: Daily Devotions for Your Journey through the Bible by Ann H. Smith.
• Regents 15: Making Sense of the Book of Revelation by Laurie Guy.
• Hoping Liberia : Stories of Civil War from Africa’s First Republic by John Michael Helms.
  
• Proverbs Annual Bible Study: Loving Wisely, Living Well by Alicia Davis
• Faith Postures: Cultivating Christian Mindfulness by Holly Sprink.
  
• Prophetic, Post-apostolic & Postmodern: An Oriental Approach to Three Bible Stories by Charles Whaley.
  
• When Crisis Comes Home: Revised and Expanded by John Lepper.
  
• Christian Civility in an Uncivil World by Mitch Carnell, ed.
• The Disturbing Galilean: Essays About Jesus by Malcolm Tolbert.
• Leaving Religion, Following Jesus by Ronnie McBrayer.
  

One of those books can be yours as my way of saying thanks for dropping by.