Weekly Recap July 8

LIBERAL FASCISM: THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN LEFT, FROM MUSSOLINI TO THE POLITICS OF CHANGE, by Jonah Goldberg

A Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance About the Author Jonah Goldberg is a columnist for the Los Angeles Times and a contributing editor to National Review. A USA Today contributor and former columnist for the Times of…

Interview with Michael Horton, co-editor of THE REFORMATION THEN AND NOW: 25 YEARS OF MODERN REFORMATION ARTICLES CELEBRATING 500 YEARS OF REFORMATION

Unless you just stopped in from Mars, you already know that the year 2017 is a big year for church history lovers of the Protestant variety—it’s the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. And as you are also probably very…

Interview with Carl Trueman on Martin Luther and the Path to Reform

  Glad to have you back with us here at Books At a Glance as we continue our discussions about the Protestant Reformation. I’m Fred Zaspel here with Dr. Carl Trueman, and last time we talked to him about Martin…

Interview with Carl Trueman on Luther and Erasmus

Welcome again to Books At a Glance. I’m Fred Zaspel, and we’re talking again to Dr. Carl Trueman about the Protestant Reformation. Today’s topic – Luther and Erasmus. Carl, who was Erasmus? And how was his work important—unwittingly or otherwise—in…

WORK AND OUR LABOR IN THE LORD (SHORT STUDIES IN BIBLICAL THEOLOGY), by James M. Hamilton, Jr.

Reviewed by Andrew J. Spencer In the past decades there has been a resurgence of interest in the integration of faith and work. This has led to a large number of volumes on the doctrine of work from evangelical outlets.…

Book Notice: INTRODUCTION TO HEBREW: A GUIDE FOR LEARNING AN DUSING BIBLICAL HEBREW, by William Fullilove

Here is a textbook of Hebrew grammar you’ll wish your professor could have used—for reasons Bruce Waltke explains here (from his Foreword): This book is the best introductory option for teaching Hebrew in a seminary, college, or university setting because…