Rethinking Worldview released today, which means it should either be available or available to order at your local Christian bookstore. Amazon still says the book has not yet released, but that should update soon. Now that it's official, I'm looking forward to hearing what readers have to say.
Bio
- J. Mark Bertrand is the author of Back on Murder, Pattern of Wounds, and the forthcoming Nothing to Hide, crime novels featuring Houston homicide detective Roland March. He has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Houston and lived in the city for fifteen years. After one hurricane too many, he and his wife moved to South Dakota. Mark has been arrested for a crime he didn't commit, was the foreman of a hung jury in Houston, and after relocating served on the jury that acquitted Vinnie Jones of assault. In 1972, he won an honorable mention in a child modeling contest, but pursued writing instead.
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- Reformation 21 Blog
- The A-Team Blog
- Better Bibles Blog
- Between Two Worlds
- BLOG and MABLOG
- Challies.com
- The Christian Mind
- Common Grounds Online
- The Constructive Curmudgeon
- Diary of an Arts Pastor
- ESV Bible Blog
- the evangelical outpost
- Hearts & Minds Books (Byron Borger)
- HONEST TO BLOG
- Leithart.com
- JOLLYBLOGGER
- The Native Tourist
- Notes from a Byzantine-Rite Calvinist
- Rebecca Writes
- Reformata
- Worldview Academy Blog
- FIRST THINGS: On the Square
- Pyromaniacs
- Riddleblog
- Name Pending
- Founders Ministries Blog
- Reformissionary
- TheResurgence
- hughbiquitous
- Audition - Mars Hill Audio
- This Lamp
- Friend of Kuyper
- Vanguard Church
- Helm's Deep
- The Heidelblog (Scott Clark)
- The Conventicle
- Cranach (Gene Edward Veith)
- Brewing Culture
- Church Matters: 9Marks Blog
- The Gospel-Driven Church
- Building Old School Churches
- gideonstrauss.com
- jmarkbertrand.com
- Bible Design and Binding Blog
- Rethinking Worldview Blog
- Justitia Blog (Mike Schutt)
- Scott W. Kay
- Decompose (Mike Duran)
- Cerulean Sanctum
- internetmonk.com (Michael Spencer)
- Culture Makers (Andy Crouch)
- An Accidental Blog (Steve Bishop)
- Irish Calvinist (Erik Raymond)
- Ikonograph (Matt Fudge)
- Words of Redemption (Brandon Satrom)
- Theosebes (Alan Cornett)
- The R. L. Allan's Bibles Direct Blog
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Books by Bertrand
J. Mark Bertrand: Nothing to Hide
The third book in the series takes March into the world of the paranoid conspiracy thriller: a headless corpse, the Mexican cartels, gun runners, and an ex-spook obsessed with Dante.J. Mark Bertrand: Pattern of Wounds
In his second outing, March hunts a vicious killer while trying to keep a decade-old conviction from falling apart. A compulsively readable follow-up that Publisher's Weekly calls "gritty and chilling."J. Mark Bertrand: Back on Murder
My crime novel Back on Murder, the first in a series about Houston homicide detective Roland March, is on bookshelves now.Deeanne Gist and J. Mark Bertrand: Beguiled: A Novel
My friend Dee and I teamed up for a fusion of romance (her genre) and crime (mine) set in modern day Charleston.J. Mark Bertrand: Rethinking Worldview
David Naugle dubbed this book on worldview thinking "...a rich gift to serious citizens of the kingdom of God."
Book Description
- Everybody has a worldview, a perspective on life, and sometimes we're forced to re-think. The world can surprise and overwhelm us, and when that happens, it helps to know what's really important in life. Rethinking Worldview explores some essential questions from a Christian perspective, starting with what "worldviews" really are, how they are formed and how they change. It's a chronicle of one man's intellectual journey, written to encourage fellow travelers along the way.
Reviews
- Shore Youth Ministry Reviews Rethinking Worldview
- Equip to Disciple (CEP) Reviews Rethinking Worldview
- Jollyblogger Reviews Rethinking Worldview
- The Portable Seminary Reviews Rethinking Worldview
- Irish Calvinist Reviews (Re)Thinking Worldview
- Reformation21 Reviews Rethinking Worldview
- Steve Bishop Blogs Through Rethinking Worldview
- Pulpit Magazine on (Re)Thinking Worldview
- Byron Borger on Rethinking Worldview
- Tim Ellsworth on Rethinking Worldview
Congratulations, Mark. I look forward to reading it soon!
Posted by: Jacob Douvier | October 13, 2007 at 05:31 PM
Congratulations Mark. I'm embarrassed to say that I didn't pre-order, but I'm off to buy a copy.
Posted by: Don Hoesel | October 13, 2007 at 08:26 PM