Responding to the criticism that Tim Challies isn’t really qualified to write books on deep theological subjects, his publisher struck back strongly today. Crossway representitive Justin Taylor states, “Not only do we support Tim, but we’ve signed him for an exciting new book. I don’t think we’ll be getting any questions about Tim’s qualifications on this one.”


Blurbs:

“Tim Challies is one of the finest young evangelical thinkers of our day. He combines keen insight with theological maturity and spiritual depth. His weblog is required reading, and ‘The Canadian Ice Fishing Guide and Devotional’ should help form the Christian character of a new generation of evangelicals. Indeed, we must hope so.”
—R. Albert Mohler, Jr.

“Having lived in Canada for quite some time now, I thought I knew where all the best iceholes were. Thanks Tim for straightening me out, eh!”
—J.I.Packer

“Tim is uniquely qualified to write this book.”
—John MacArthur

“If you want to be an ice fisher of men, you will buy this book. If you read it, you will be! Tim Challies has written on an important topic that is rarely addressed. This book on ice fishing is simple, clear, well-written, accurate and even insightful. I read it all. I liked it all. I will recommend it often. Ten short, pithy chapters—read one a day for ten days, and I you’ll find yourself ice fishing—or at least wanting to be.”
—Mark Dever

“Now THIS book I like!”
—Steve Camp

“The many fans Tim Challies has won through his highly regarded blog will discover in this book the motivation that drives his incisive analysis of cultural events and trends—a keen respect for truth and a passionate commitment to biblical ice fishing.”
—Nancy Pearcey