Weekly Recap September 10, 2016

Published on September 10, 2016 by Joshua Centanni

Good new content posted this week. We talked with Dustin Benge, editor of Expositor Magazine, about the collection of essays on preaching he and Joel Beeke recently put together in honor of Steve Lawson. We also summarized James E. Dolezal’s book on the doctrine of divine simplicity. Also, don’t miss Sigurd Grindheim’s post on the marginalization of Christians.

Book Summary:

GOD WITHOUT PARTS: DIVINE SIMPLICITY AND THE METAPHYSICS OF GOD'S ABSOLUTENESS, by James E. Dolezal

A Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance About the Author James E. Dolezal is a Research Fellow at the Craig Center for the Study of the Westminster Standards, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.   Introduction The doctrine of…

Author Interview:

Interview with Dustin Benge, co-author of PULPIT AFLAME: ESSAYS IN HONOR OF STEVEN J. LAWSON

Perhaps the leading distinctive of Christianity is preaching, and it’s not too likely that this overstates the case – we are, after all, a people marked and shaped and driven by a message we have been given to proclaim. Greetings,…

Book Review:

READING THE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL CLASSICS: A GUIDE FOR EVANGELICALS, by Jamin Goggin and Kyle Strobel

Reviewed by J. Stephen Yuille Introduction There’s growing interest among evangelicals in the subject of spirituality. One of the problems with this trend, however, is that most of the Christian spiritual classics weren’t written by evangelicals. This leads to several…

Our Blog:

A Biblical Response to Marginalization of Christians

Guest Blog by Sigurd Grindheim How should Christians respond when their values are being ridiculed, and, even worse than that, they are said to be unethical, intolerant, even hateful? Should we look for a strong man who can turn back…

~ The Books At a Glance Team

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