Sweet Sale on NICOT Commentaries
Including a great introductory price on the newest edition to the series from Andrew Dearman on Hosea, which you can get here. I have several volumes in this series already and have used them in my sermon prep and study. While I haven’t seen the Dearman volume yet, it has already received some good reviews, [...]
Some Thoughts on Biblical Theology and Preaching
Well, by the grace of God I have now been ministering the Word of God as a pastor for 8 years. I’ve learned a lot over that period of time. Mostly from mistakes I’ve made. But I’ve also learned a lot about God’s Word. And the more I live – and consequently see people I [...]
Machen’s Warrior Child Strikes Again
John Frame is back picking the kind of intramural debates he decries in his famous article about the subsequent generations of Machen devotees. He does it in this article, and it is a review of this book by Dr. Van Drunen on Natural Law.
The OPC a Southern Church?
Actually, there may be more to that notion than you think. Check out the discussion over at Christ the Center on the history of Presbyterianism in America. It is clear to me that Thornwell in his debate with Hodge has won the day in the OPC today, whereas the PCA seems more Hodgean. Ironic? Perhaps [...]
PCA General Assembly
The Presbyterian Church in America will be convening for its 38th General Assembly next week in Nashville, TN. This should prove to be another eventful GA as the delegates work through the issues in the contestable strategic plan. Look for Nick Batzig and Jared Oliphint who will be in attendance.
A New Release on John Stott
This new volume appears to be a welcomed addition to story telling of twentieth century evangelicalism. There are very few figures as large as John Stott and J.I. Packer for understanding the advancement of twentieth century evangelicalism in the Reformed tradition. To be sure, neither of these men are perfect, and certainly made decisions which [...]
Ambition in the Church?
This new book looks to be a provocative read, in the best sense of the term. Can, or ought, a Christian and/or minister of the gospel be ambitious? I trust the answer provided here will be a good and biblical one. Its another volume from the Sovereign Grace Ministries network who are known for producing [...]
Contemporvant Worship
If you can read Hebrew, make sure you read the guy’s tattoo. “Sunday’s Coming” Movie Trailer from North Point Media on Vimeo.
Yet Another Great Deal!
Phil Ryken has released his latest offering in the Preaching the Word series, edited by Kent Hughes. This is a great series as I have benefited from others in the set. This latest volume is on the book of Ecclesiastes and is being offered at the Westminster Bookstore for a 45% discount. But its a [...]
A Great Deal!
The UBS Reader’s Edition of the Greek New Testament is available for 50% for a very limited time! Don’t miss this! I’ve already gotten my copy and have begun to read it regularly as part of my devotion time. If you are anything like me and are rusty in terms of your skill in reading [...]
