To Live Is Christ, To Die Is Gain

from robgg

At first I thought Chandler's writing style was a little too oral-sounding. But after a chapter or two I got used to it and was engaged and challenged throughout. I appreciate his ability to be conversational and waggish, and yet really drive home gospel-centered exhortations with earnest.

from bobhayton

"To Live is Christ, To Die is Gain," was the first book I've read by Matt Chandler. Chandler is a young pastor in Dallas who faced a scary ordeal with a brain tumor, but whose testimony shone through even the darkest days of suffering. Chandler is connected with the Acts 29 church planting networ...

from gbraden

To Live Is Christ, To Die is Gain by Matt Chandler Disclaimer: I don't usually review books about Theology. While I am well acquainted with the Bible, I am not a theologian and do not care to debate people on the 'finer' points of what they believe and what I believe, especially from the Reformed...

from laholmes

Chandler walks us through the book of Philippians. Chandler paints a beautiful picture of the church at Philippi, from it's beginnings in Acts 16 to the end of the letter from Paul. I'm not sure if this was from a sermon series or not, but it's a quick read. Philippi, says Chandler, is a picture ...

from gbraden

To Live Is Christ, To Die is Gain by Matt Chandler Disclaimer: I don't usually review books about Theology. While I am well acquainted with the Bible, I am not a theologian and do not care to debate people on the 'finer' points of what they believe and what I believe, especially from the Reformed...