I realize for many it doesn’t seem interesting, but if you are engaged in any form of information acquiring (and we all are at some point) “The Oxford Guide to Library Research” by Thomas Mann is for you.
In particular, if you are a pastor or Bible teacher, you will find this helpful in streamlining your tools to be more effective with time. It will also instruct you where to go to find it, and how to select good and reliable resources with those that are neither substantial nor scholarly.
This book was required reading for one of my PhD seminars (of which I will post later). It is one of these books that if you are a researcher of any magnitude you will find that you will utilize this book again and again.
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