Defending Biblical Authority

In *Fundamentalism and the Word of God*, J.I. Packer presents a robust defense of the authority of Scripture, arguing against theological liberalism and subjectivism. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining the Bible as the ultimate authority in Christian doctrine, highlighting its infallibility and inerrancy. The book remains a classic in theological discussions, offering a foundational understanding of the doctrine of Scripture.

In 'The Pleasures of God', John Piper delves into the biblical evidence to understand what makes God happy, arguing that knowing God's pleasures is essential to grasping His glory. The book explores various aspects of God's delight, from His Son and creation to doing good for His children and the prayers of the upright. Piper's work is both deeply theological and profoundly devotional, offering insights into God's nature and how it shapes our understanding of Him.

In 'Battle for the Bird,' Kurt Wagner chronicles the tumultuous history of Twitter, from its humble beginnings as a 140-character microblogging platform to its emergence as a global force shaping politics, culture, and communication. The book delves into the $44 billion takeover by Elon Musk, the rise and fall of key figures like @RealDonaldTrump, and the relentless challenges faced by the company. Wagner provides a meticulous and riveting account through deeply sourced, exclusive interviews, highlighting the clash of visions between Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk and the impact on the flow of news and information.