More from Tim Chester’s new book A Meal With Jesus: Our meals express our doctrine of justification. It’s possible to articulate an orthodox theology of justification by faith, but communicate through your meals [and table fellowship] a doctrine of justification of works. pg53.
Well, it was fun while it lasted. Online bookseller Amazon is buying out better online bookseller Book Depository. Despite promises to keep the Book Depository brand functioning, how much longer cheaper books and free postage will last are anyone’s guess. Unless Amazon are able to follow Book Depository’s better model and start offering free shipping …
From Tim Chester’s new book A Meal With Jesus which I’m currently savoring: Commenting on the Pharisees’ response to Jesus’ presence at a feast hosted by Levi in Luke chapter 5, Chester comments: The problem here is not the party. The Pharisees knew God’s kingdom was going to be a party. Their objection is to …
One of the words in the tag-line under this blog’s title is ‘reviews’. I don’t do as many as I should. It’s not a task thing, I simply like the thought of taking the time to record what impression a particular book makes on me as I’ve read it. Readers here would know that I …
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