Craig Blomberg, one of our most important New Testament scholars, has written an excellent article entitled “Jesus of Nazareth: How Historians Can Know Him and Why It Matters.” The article was posted by The Gospel Coalition. If you would like…
News came earlier today regarding yesterday’s special meeting of the Board of Trustees at Westminster Theological Seminary (Philadelphia), which met to address “the disunity of the faculty regarding the theological issues related to Dr. Peter Enns‘ book, Inspiration and Incarnation:…
Mark Dever interviews Kent Hughes about life and preaching. R.C. Sproul interviews Ben Stein about his new documentary on intolerance toward intelligent design. Al Mohler interviews Eric Redmond about Jeremiah Wright and Black Liberation Theology.See also the partial transcript and…
This was posted over at Pure Church. I so identify with these words that I had to post them. This is an excerpt are from Don Carson’s excellent book Memoirs of an Ordinary Pastor (pp. 92-93). “So many aspects of…
God willing, in a few weeks the MEBC pastoral staff will pack up and go to Together For The Gospel. Here are some highlights from the 2006 conference. What a blessed time that was!
I found this posted over at Paleoevangelical. Mark Dever read this same passage at the Gospel Growth conference in October. It’s from C.S. Lovett’s little book “Soul Winning Made Easy.” It represents so much of what was wrong in evangelism…
Tim Challies offers this helpful review of John Eldredge’s new book.If you would like to learn more about the biblical teachings regarding God’s guidance check out:Discovering God’s Will by Sinclair FergusonFinding The Will of God by Bruce Waltke
The ordination service for Kris McGee was a blessed time. It was great to hear more about the church plant in Kansas City. I was also moved by the words of Kris’ brother John. Thanks to all those who made…
Russell Moore has written a helpful article on the Jeremiah Wright (Obama’s pastor) hubub.
For those who are keeping score, Tim Keller’s book The Reason for God has climbed to number 7 on the bestseller list for non-fiction. Of course, if the New York Times included Bible sales, Keller’s book would drop to 8th…
