The Pundits Folly - Chronicles of an Empty Life

Malcolm MacGregor  |  Reviews
Date posted:  1 Jan 1996
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The Pundits Folly

(Chronicles of an empty life)

By Sinclair Ferguson

Banner of Truth. 88 pages. £1.95

This is a seriously stimulating read . . . challenging . . . credible. Accurate OT exposition with piercing application and a cover design which compels you to explore the contents.

It amounts to a white-knuckle ride through the book of Ecclesiastes with one of today's best theologians as our driver. Produced with an evangelistic edge it is also a useful rebuke to much of the false thinking which has seeped into the Church. It could find a place at the centre of a group study and discussion or a spring-board for some up-to-the-minute sermons. But its best place would be in the hands of a thoughtful unbeliever who is questioning the state of the world or his direction in life. Buy it, read it, pass it on, five copies would amount to £10.00 worth of spiritual semtex!

Malcolm MacGregor

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