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Want to hear Kevin Vanhoozer explain his new book, "Remythologizing Theology"? Check out this interview with Guy Davies here .

Discouraged in ministry by the likes of Trotter et al? I have been trying to keep Del Boy from responding too his errant younger brother but I fear his ire will explode soon. In the mean time, you should avail yourself of four addresses given by Sean Lucas at RTS Jackson's Spiritual Life Conference...

It is something a record when Westminster Bookstore informs me that Dr Tim Witmer's new book on Shepherding has sold out in 2 days and that the publishers (P & R) are already on a second printing (due next week, but you need to be on a waiting list). Fortunately, I saw this coming and purchased...

I have just received a copy of Phil Ryken's new (almost) book, Discovering God in Stories from the Bible (P & R) in which he examines the attributes of God from the stories of Moses, Saul, David and Job and others. This is a reprint from a work Phil published a decade ago but can now be...

I will ignore that upstart Smith's semigerontophobic rant, which merely reinforces the hegemonic dominance of youth, and his stating of the obvious (Of course, I want to define the universe! There's nobody else I would trust to do it, nobody else remotely competent. Certainly not some young person...

Yale University Press has just released Jonathan Edwards's "Sinners in Hands of an Angry God": A Casebook , edited by Wilson Kimnach, Caleb Maskell, and Ken Minkema. The book has a great introduction, the text of the sermon, and selections from a wide variety of interpreters and commenters on...

To contextualise Jeremy's comments for miserable middle aged men like Trueman for whom New Kids on the Block and the Spice Girls are completely unknown quantities, `It's a bit like when Pink Floyd got back together in 2005. Tense but creative.' And hopefully not a bit like when The Jam reunited...

The Knights of St Columbus, a Catholic organisation, have just released the results of a survey of young Americans. The good news is that 85% of young Catholics believe in God, which, in terms of the proportion of reality to the ideal, brought to mind memories of the great Meatloaf song, `Two out...

The only question I have about this article is whether or not it was written by Carl using a pseudonym.

The death of archeologist and Assyriologist, Professor Donald Wiseman, whose evangelical convictions led him to study the connections between archeological doscoveries and the Old Testament, is reported here .