And while Phil’s reading up on imputation, here are three new ones on the psalms: J A Motyer, Treasures of the King: Psalms from the Life of David (IVP – UK). Good devotional book. Has Motyer ever written anything that isn’t…
I am very happy to have received a book I have not yet read but do not hesitate to recommend. It is called The Great Exchange: My Sin for His Righteousness, and it was written by Jerry Bridges and Bob…
Driscoll can be a bit irreverant at times but for a church that is losing its MEN, this is an incredibly important message.
This is why I like Mark Driscoll…
In the foreword to Mark Dever’s new book, The Gospel and Personal Evangelism, C. J. Mahaney writes: That’s why, for many years now, I’ve been pestering Mark to write this book. It’s so that by the grace of God, church…
The God of Joel Osteen and T.D. Jakes
In his most recent article for Modern Reformation Michael Horton asks the question, “Does Justification Still Matter?” He observes and laments the fact that the contemporary church, even many of those with roots in the Protestant Reformation, have either neglected…
Iain Murray, writes in the August-September issue of The Banner of Truth magazine, a commemorative edition marking the anniversary of the death of John Newton in 1807, on Newton’s pastoral skills: “‘Have you no friend in Cornwall or the north of Scotland…
The mother in your life will be encouraged and edified by Nicole Johnson’s short essay “The Invisible Woman.” The essay, which compares the work of motherhood to building a cathedral, is currently posted under the title “Be inspired: The Invisible Woman” on the website…
