E Books

[Osage Bluestem]

Lets have a thread showing where free or inexpensive Reformed e books can be found.

I saw this on Twitter today and downloaded it for my Kindle app.

@ReformedRead: Free on Kindle: "Blood Work" by Anthony Carter - this is a great book! Get it! http://t.co/vd7edjvT7H

 

[Osage Bluestem]

Here's one for 4 dollars:


http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B0VMJ8E/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?ref_=pe_245070_24466410_M1T1DP

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

The ebooks obtained through the following links are all FREE.

Introduction to the New Testament by Louis Berkhof

Summary of Christian Doctrine by Louis Berkhof

Systematic Theology by Louis Berkhof

The Reformed Faith by Loraine Boettner

The Atonement by Loraine Boettner

The Trinity by Loraine Boettner

The Book of Church Order of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church

FREE 13 of R.C. Sproul's Crucial Questions booklets

FREE ebooks from The Orthodox Presbyterian Church

John Gil, The Cause of God and Truth

N.L. Rice, God Sovereign and Man Free

John Flavel, A Blow at the Root of Antinomianism

W.E. Best, Free Grace Verses Free Will

Select Writings of William Cunningham

J. H. Merle D'Aubigne, History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century

William Perkins, The Art of Prophesying

FREE EBOOKS : Reformed, Christian eBooks

Chapel Library ebooks

A.W. Pink ebooks

Puritan Reformed Journal

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

The Three Forms of Unity by The Reformed Church in the United States .99 cents and better than the free version from Monergism

The Holy Bible, English Standard Version (with Cross-References) by Crossway Bibles (Feb 9, 2011) - Kindle eBook FREE

The Holy Bible, English Standard Version (without Cross-References) by Crossway Bibles (Jan 23, 2012) - Kindle eBook FREE

Grace United Reformed Church Creeds and Confessions

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

Oh, and a couple more freebie:

A.A. Hodge, Outlines of Theology

Charles Hodge, Theology Proper

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

The only program I know of for converting to kindle is Auto Kindle eBook Converter | Free software downloads at SourceForge.net

Awhile back though, JM led me to this site here Online ebook converter to freely convert online.

Wikipedia provides their own nifty Book creator, I've used it to make several topical collections of articles.

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

The Holy Bible: HCSB Digital Text Edition: Holman Christian Standard Bible Optimized for Digital Readers [Kindle Edition] FREE

 

[JM]

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[heirmiles]

And of course,

PURITANLIBRARY.COM

 

[JM]

John Calvin: A Heart for Devotion, Doctrine, and Doxology—Free eBook by Nathan W. Bingham | Ligonier Ministries Blog

 

[JM]

Cabinet of Jewels : Touchstone of Sincerity: A test of sincerity; examination of one's profession of faith in Christ. by Thomas Brooks (1608-1680) | Monergism

 

[JM]

“There can be no grace when there is no sovereignty. Deny God’s right to choose whom He will and you deny His right to save whom He will. Deny His right to save whom He will and you deny that salvation is of grace. If salvation is made to hinge upon any desert or fitness in man, seen or foreseen, grace is at an end.”

Excerpt From: Bonar, Horatius. “Treasures of Bonar.” Chapel Library, 2012.

Another free eBook worth reading.

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

Check this out, last night caught news about a great ebook sale currently at Westminster Bookstore: 312 ebooks (kindle format) $1.99 each!

Purchased 12 last night, but wanting to get a few more...oh and be sure to look for the ESV Gospel Transformation Bible on kindle...also $1.99!!!

 

[JM]

Check this out, last night caught news about a great ebook sale currently at Westminster Bookstore: 312 ebooks (kindle format) $1.99 each!

Purchased 12 last night, but wanting to get a few more...oh and be sure to look for the ESV Gospel Transformation Bible on kindle...also $1.99!!!

If/when my Kobo Touch bits the dust I might consider a Kindle. I like the e-Ink on Kobo. Does Kindle offer something like that? Where the screen looks like paper?

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

If/when my Kobo Touch bits the dust I might consider a Kindle. I like the e-Ink on Kobo. Does Kindle offer something like that? Where the screen looks like paper?

I would go with a Nook HD+ or similarly priced tablet, one that is compatible with the kindle app on Google Play store. With the right app(s), I can nearly read any type of document on my Nook HD that I can read on my PC.

The ones I linked to at WTS store, are DRM free, making them flexible for different devices.

The most amazing app, is the Logos app, you should see the library I've downloaded to my ghetto tablet!

 

[JM]

Do you hoard or read? I tend to hoard all kinds of books but read only a fraction. With physical books...I read more.

 

[Apologetic_Warrior]

Do you hoard or read? I tend to hoard all kinds of books but read only a fraction. With physical books...I read more.

More of a hoarder for now, but plan on being more of a reader someday when I have more time. I'll never read all the books I have, couldn't do it with three lifetimes on earth, maybe if I lived as long as Adam. lol

 

[JM]

I was given a new Kobo eReader today by a fellow co-worker. She was frustrated with how many steps it took to add books and gave it to me. It's the mini.

Kobo Mini

I thought that was pretty cool.