Friday Apologetics Finds: Black Friday Deals

Today is Black Friday, and while I don't like to brave the crowds, I like to browse online deals to see what deals I can find. Books are at the top of my list, and here is an interesting list of some of the nuggets I found:

[Note: While the majority of these are apologetics-based books, some of them fit in the "general" category; I listed these because I found them to be interesting deals.]

1) Abortion by R.C. Sproul - $5.00: You can also view other deals on Sproul's books by clicking here.

2) Atheism Remix by Al Mohler - $5.00 (MONDAY ONLY)*

3) Spurgeon’s Sermons (5 volumes) - $29.99

4) Francis Schaeffer: An Authentic Life - $5.00 (MONDAY ONLY)*

5) The Complete Works of Francis Schaeffer (5 volumes) - $49.99

6) The Consequences of Ideas audio/video download by R.C. Sproul - $5.00

7) The Apologetics Study Bible for Students is on sale for $15.63

8) Stand To Reason ministries is offering free shipping this weekend (through Monday) for all purchases at their online store.

9) G.K. Chesterton's "Orthodoxy" - FREE for Kindle users

10) An audio interview download with Dallas Willard - FREE

11) Crazy Love by Francis Chan - $5.00

12) Christianaudio.com is also offering a sale price of $7.49 (each) for all digital downloads! It would take me much too long to browse through the titles, so check out this link to see what deals you can find!

*Please note that Crossway has many more deals coming out this Monday which they have not announced yet, so keep your eyes open for those as well...

Happy shopping, and hurry before the deals end! :) If you have any Christian apologetics related deals this Black Friday/Cyber Monday, feel free to leave them in the comments below.

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