Weekly Recap Feb 4
A couple of entries on the Incarnation, a guest review by Dr. Robert Plummer, the second half of our interview with David Garner and more.
THY WORD IS TRUTH, by E.J. Young
This book is classic, and my recent re-read of it reminded both of the value of the book itself and of Young’s model Christian scholarship. It is of course one of those “essential” books on the doctrine of inspiration. And…
Weekly Recap Jan 28
This week, we’ve an interview with the author of the definitive work on our adoption in Christ, a study guide to Owen’s THE DEATH OF DEATH IN THE DEATH OF CHRIST, and more!
Weekly Recap Jan. 21
This week we covered Christian paradigms, the canon, our message, hermeneutics, and the Trinity; a pretty comprehensive week!
TWENTY FIFTH UPDATED EDITION OF THE TRINITY DEBATE BIBLIOGRAPHY
The 2016 Trinity Debate: A Bibliography Is it Okay to Teach a Complementarianism Based on Eternal Subordination?** Compiled by Jack Jeffery A bibliography of articles and posts in the current debate (began 3 JUN 2016)[1] concerning the eternal subordination of God…
Weekly Recap Jan 14
A new volume in the “What the Reformers Taught…and Why It Still Matters” series; this one on sola Scriptura.
Weekly Recap Jan. 7
Keeping up with Greek, a summary of addresses delivered at The Princeton Conference on Reformed Theology, and more!
Which Study Bible is Best for You?
Study Bibles are all the rage, it seems, and the choices you have are many. These study Bibles have just arrived in 2016 – Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible Know the Word Study Bible Faith & Work Study Bible Word Study…
Weekly Recap Dec 31
We’ve rounded up some of our favorites from 2016 and added a new, and final, 2016 summary!
Weekly Recap Dec 24
John Piper’s A PECULIAR GLORY summarized, Paul Gilbert interviewed, and Tremper Longman III’s GENESIS Commentary.
GENESIS (THE STORY OF GOD BIBLE COMMENTARY), by Tremper Longman III
Zondervan's new The Story of God Bible Commentary series is the one of the latest attempts to provide Bible exposition in its redemptive-historical light for contemporary readers. The Old Testament volumes approach each successive biblical passage from three angles.…
Twenty Fourth Updated Edition of the Trinity Debate Bibliography
The 2016 Trinity Debate: A Bibliography Is it Okay to Teach a Complementarianism Based on Eternal Subordination?** Compiled by Jack Jeffery A bibliography of articles and posts in the current debate (began 3 JUN 2016)[1] concerning the eternal subordination of God…
Weekly Recap Dec. 17
A summary of a J.I. Packer classic, a review and an interview about the Old Testament, and a couple of Christmas posts as well! Also, our Trinity Debate Bibliography with a big update.
HIDDEN CHRISTMAS: THE SURPRISING TRUTH BEHIND THE BIRTH OF CHRIST, by Timothy Keller
An excellent new Christmas book from Timothy Keller. Richly gospel-informed, devotionally warm, and well suited for the unbeliever too – just as we’ve come to expect from Keller. Excerpt from Chapter One: Christmas, therefore, is the most unsentimental,…
CHILD IN THE MANGER: THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS, by Sinclair B. Ferguson
What an enjoyable read this is! Here’s my endorsement: The Child in the Manger: The True Meaning of Christmas is full of thoughtful exposition, solid theology, winsome gospel presentation, and worshipful adoration of its glorious Subject. Sinclair Ferguson just…
Twenty Third Updated Edition of the Trinity Debate Bilbiography
The 2016 Trinity Debate: A Bibliography Is it Okay to Teach a Complementarianism Based on Eternal Subordination?** Compiled by Jack Jeffery A bibliography of articles and posts in the current debate (began 3 JUN 2016)[1] concerning the eternal subordination of God…
Weekly Recap Dec. 10
We have a timely summary of J. Daniel Hays’ FROM EVERY PEOPLE AND NATION: A BIBLICAL THEOLOGY OF RACE, Andreas Köstenberger returns with a sequel to his Advent post from last week, and much more. . .
Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus: A Case for Confounded Expectations, Guest Blog by Andreas Köstenberger
This Christmas provides yet another opportunity to read the biblical accounts of Jesus’s birth and to reflect on their significance for our lives. As Charles Wesley wrote well over two centuries ago, Come, Thou long-expected Jesus … Hope of all…