29
Sep
08

Coffeehouse Theology

Just received my copy of a newly released book, Coffeehouse Theology: Reflecting on God in Everyday Life published by NavPress by my buddy Ed Cyzewski [inamirrordimly.com] from Biblical Theological Seminary. I heart Ed and you should too. I don’t deserve it but I get a nice little acknowledgment in it. Thanks Ed! And thanks Marla [coffeeshopjournal.com] for letting me know before I got my copy. Check out her blog for thoughts on third spaces.
I’ll be doing a review of Coffeehouse Theology soon. There will be a blogging tour of his book [link for schedule]. I think it’ll be a great resource to help the Christians apply theology to everyday life. Ed’s already written two study guides. Christians need to think or perhaps think harder but very often they don’t know how to when it comes to everyday issues.
Regardless anything containing the word “coffee” is cool and sells well.

I recommend picking up this book and reading it with a cup of fine coffee from onevillagecoffee.com, a socially conscious roasting company started by another abcpastor friend, Scott Hackman.

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4 Responses to “Coffeehouse Theology”


  1. September 30, 2008 at 10:20 am

    I finished reading Coffeehouse Theology yesterday sitting at Barnes and Noble and sipping my brew. It was a great book. Deep without losing me! My review at http://www.coffeeshopjournal.com is on October 3.

  2. October 2, 2008 at 5:28 pm

    LT — Nice! Perhaps it’s the first step to publishing your own book? 🙂 Looking forward to your review…


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