Chronicles of a Reformer Books
“Freely you have received; freely give.”
Matthew 10:8
Eleven free Christian books to help you know God, grow in His Word, and walk faithfully through your season.
A Reason for
Your Season
A 50-Day Journey Through the Nine Seasons of the Kingdom of God
Begin with this 50-day journey through the nine seasons of the Kingdom of God. Learn to recognize your season and respond with faith.
A book for your season.
Eleven free books. Read online or download. No email required.
A Reason for Your Season
A 50-Day Journey Through the Nine Seasons of the Kingdom of God
Recognize your season and respond with faith.
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Right or Almost Right?
Daily training in discernment and renewed thinking.
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Cultivating a Prophetic Community
Grow in hearing God with Scripture and community.
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Parables for the Seasons
Practice discerning the seasons through stories and Scripture.
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His Love Is Better Than Wine
Pursue freedom, sexual purity, and faithful covenant.
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Surviving the Call, the Assignment & the Anointing
Steward calling and gifting with lasting character.
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A Return to the Ancient Path
Rediscover repentance and the Church’s biblical foundations.
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The Mystery of the Pain
Understand the shaping work of suffering and refinement.
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Why Revival Tarries
Restore the foundations of love, marriage, and covenant.
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The Power of the Spirit of Adoption
Move from an orphan mindset toward belonging.
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The Mystery Bandit
A Bible adventure for children and families.
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These eleven free books explore spiritual seasons, discernment, suffering, identity, ministry, purity, and marriage. The series follows nine seasons of the Kingdom of God—Refinement, Repentance, Revival, Reformation, Recalculate, Revolution, Release, Reward, and Repeat—as a framework for searching Scripture and discerning seasons that can overlap and return. The pen name The Boy Who Pushes the Plow recalls William Tyndale’s vision of a “boy that driveth the plough” knowing Scripture. The author chooses anonymity to keep attention on the message. Open your Bible, test the teaching, and consider what God is doing in your season. Every book is free, with no email required.