I’ve kept several Bibles within reach this season. One of my favorite editions to read is the New American Standard Bible (NASB) Wide Margin Reference Bible, published by the Lockman…
Author: Jeff McLain
Jeff writes about the Quiet Way—a life shaped by the Lord’s Prayer, spiritual disciplines, and sustaining habits—exploring theology at the intersections of everyday life and the scriptures' invitation to lead a quiet life. After graduating with two masters from Fuller Seminary and an MBA from City Vision University, Jeff is now pursuing a Doctor of Ministry at Kairos University.
Bible Editions Worth Reading: The ESV Study Bible
The English Standard Version ESV Study Bible is over 2,750 pages, including maps and more. It is 6.5 inches wide, 9.25 inches long, and over three inches thick. It feels…
Book Review: Starting Something New by Beth A. Booram
Someone I know recommended that I read Starting Something New by Beth A. Booram. Published in 2015 by IVP under its Formatio imprint, the book seemed like a good starting…
Bible Editions Worth Reading: The NKJV Orthodox Study Bible
I recently reviewed the NKJV Orthodox Study Bible from Thomas Nelson. It’s a beautifully made Bible with a wealth of resources connecting Scripture to early church history, creeds, and Orthodox tradition.
A fascinating resource, even for those of us outside Orthodoxy.
Bible Editions Worth Reading: ESV Large Print Thinline Reference Bible
Thinline Bibles have become some of my favorites. Even though the pages are thinner in a thinline bible, they are the most versatile for me because they fit easily in…