I knew it was out there!!! I’ve been searching for the past four weeks since I wrote my blog post. ‘Covenants Made Simple’ – for the accompanying video. Jonty Rhodes, the author, has not only written an outstanding book introducing Covenant…
Alan Davey is a Welsh missionary in France, he once proclaimed his amazement at me being Presbyterian saying to my friend ‘Levy wasn’t clever enough to be a Presbyterian’. However, Alan has written a class book review which made me laugh…
I thought I might interrupt Ref21’s ongoing series on John Wesley’s view of Christ’s descent into hell by mentioning a couple of resources related to another uncontroversial theologian: Martin Luther. These two books have very different foci–one concerns Luther’s understanding…
Blessedness and Hellenization Christians ascribe blessedness to our God, but we were not the first to call a God blessed. Other worshippers in other religions, and other thinkers in other theological systems, have also considered beatitude to be an attribute…
Blessedness and Hellenization Christians ascribe blessedness to our God, but we were not the first to call a God blessed. Other worshippers in other religions, and other thinkers in other theological systems, have also considered beatitude to be an attribute…
Ian Ker. John Henry Newman: A Biography. 1988. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. Due to his beatification by Pope Benedict XVI in 2010, there is a renewed interest in the life and thought of John Henry Newman. Among Protestants especially…
I have greatly appreciated the interaction on this blog regarding the descent clause in the Apostles’ Creed: “he descended into hell.” For the sake of late comers, this began with my post explaining how the church I serve omits this…
The Banner of Truth have just put out Andrew Atherstone’s review of DG Hart’s book on Calvinism. As a piece of writing it’s quite something and you will probably want a stiff drink while you read it. Believe it or not…
The recent terrorist attack in Paris highlights perhaps the great political dilemma of the current age, that of Western freedoms being used to destroy Western freedoms. But perhaps just as importantly, its target was perfectly chosen. Democracy requires more than…
It may have been ever thus, but there seem to be an increasing number of books – often from the fields of biblical or systematic theology – that present themselves as having discovered or provided the overarching theme of the…
