Church History ABCs is a new children’s book from Crossway Publishing. This looks like a good book on church history. Though aimed at children, it probably contains more information than most Christian adults know about the twenty-six people covered. More detail, sample pages and even colour-in materials at the Crossway Blog. From Justin Taylor’s blog, …
The Out Of Ur blog has a brief post with six church related quotes from a variety of sources. The blog provides its own commentary on the quotes, but they just seem to point out the incongruities rather than add anything much. Here’s a couple of samples: [Regarding a recent] Portuguese issue of Playboy showing …
In anticipation of the John 10:16 Conference, Michael Horton writes about “Why ‘Substitutionary Atonement’ Remains Crucial” at The Resurgence. At least implicitly combining various subjective theories already mentioned, this trajectory is especially represented in the work of Jürgen Moltmann and liberation theology but also in much of the popular preaching and teaching in contemporary evangelicalism. …
So many good old songs. You can read about the hymn’s author, Elvina M. Hall here on Robert Cottrill’s excellent Wordwise Hymns blog. I like the clear testimony of substitutionary atonement. I like the clear references to hope beyond the grave. Death and the eternal hope are not frequent themes in contemporary songs. Which is …
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