Only 15 days to go…
After five years of study and one year of writing, the first three books in the “Straight to the Heart” series of devotional commentaries hit the bookshelves in the UK in 15 days’ time. Having needed to cocoon myself away for some long periods of writing, I’m looking forward to people finally being able to see that I was not just playing chess against my computer (well, not all the time!).
The books arrive with booksellers in the UK on 1st July, then arrive in stores across South Africa and Australia in September, and finally stores across North America in November. By that time there will be a fourth and fifth book on the shelves in the UK and the ripple effect will continue.
The first three books in the series are “Straight to the Heart of Matthew”, “Straight to the Heart of Acts” and “Straight to the Heart of Revelation”. Here’s what people who have already read them are saying:-
Terry Virgo (Newfrontiers) - “Phil Moore has served us magnificently.”
Canon Michael Green - ”Most commentaries are dull. These are alive. Most commentaries are for scholars. These are for you!”
Greg Haslam (Westminster Chapel, London) - ”These notes are amazingly good - Phil’s insights are striking, original and fresh, going straight to the heart of the text and the reader!”
Andrew Wilson (Author of “Incomparable” and “Godstories”) - “Outstanding: biblical and passionate, clear and well-illustrated, simple and profound. God’s Word comes to life as you read them.”
Adrian Warnock (Christian uberblogger) - “Think of these books as the Bible’s message distilled for everyone.”
David Stroud (Newfrontiers) - “These accessible and insightful books will ignite the hearts of believers.”
Dr David Landrum (The Bible Society) - “Phil Moore presents Scripture in a dynamic, accessible and relevant way. The bite-sized chunks - set in context and grounded in contemporary life - really make the Word become flesh and dwell among us.”
But don’t take their word for it. Read some of the sample chapters yourself at www.philmoorebooks.com
