Given the topic of the latest Mortification of Spin I thought I’d pass along a few recommendations. For some reason many of the junk books that populate the Christian market are targeted to women. So I’m calling for a holy…
Though the month escapes me, every year Barnes and Noble features famous banned books in their stores. The collection includes such titles as The Catcher in the Rye, Candide, Lolita, and even the Bible. Many of the books are now…
Phillip Cary is professor of philosophy at Eastern University and scholar in residence at Templeton Honors College. One of my favorite books of 2010 is Dr. Cary’s Good News for Anxious Christians. One chapter deals with the sufficiency of Scripture…
Recently I posted at Ref21 my thoughts on Sara Young’s Jesus Calling. Two thoughts have followed:1. I want to thank my Covenant Presbyterian Church family for their response. It has been so refreshing to be treated with respect in light of my concerns…
I have been asked quite a bit recently if there are any devotional books that I recommend. So, if you are interested in what I think is a pretty good list of books, you can check it out HERE.
Over at Ref21, I have posted the following list of resources on the doctrine of Hell. Articles:The Importance of Hell by Tim KellerPaul On Hell (pdf) by Douglas MooFrancis Turretin on the doctrine of Hell Hell by Thomas BostonHell and…
Let’s face it. Hell is not a subject that most of us love to preach about. But preach we must. Jesus warned of the coming judgment and Hell more than anyone in the New Testament. To not follow his example…
Admittedly, the “My Favorite Books Of The Year” posts are a bit self-indulgent. But personally, I like to read people’s favorite books lists. So, with the expectation that at least my parents and in-laws will be mildly interested I offer…
Here are a handful of books worth asking someone to put in your Christmas stocking. David Van Drunen, Living in God’s Two Kingdoms. David is, I suspect, conservative politically, but this book is a great antidote to those who…
Here are a handful of books worth asking someone to put in your Christmas stocking. David Van Drunen, Living in God’s Two Kingdoms. David is, I suspect, conservative politically, but this book is a great antidote to those who…
