This has been showing up around the blogosphere, and with good reason. From the Desiring God blog:7 Reasons to Love and Study the Book of Ruth plus a YouTube ad. (trailer?) 1. Ruth is the Word of God. [T]he message of Ruth is unwaveringly true. It’s a rock to stand on when the terrain of …
There are some who read the words ‘Humble Calvinism’ and think it an oxymoron, a phrase that contradicts itself, like ‘dry rain’ or ‘hot ice’. Rather, it should be a tautology, a phrase that repeats itself. On Pyromaniacs, among a group of year-end book reviews, Phil Johnson commends a new publication of ‘The Marrow Of …
At the Sola Panel Sandy Grant has worked his way through seven postings that reflect on the content of Zac Veron’s book ‘Leadership on the Front Foot’. The book was joint 2nd prize winner of the Australian Christian book of the Year 2009. The thought that the book contains twenty-three principles for effective leadership could …
A few weeks ago I said that Christless Christianity by Michael Horton was an ‘unremarkable book’. I still think that is true. There have been others like it in the recent past. John MacArthur’s ‘Charismatic Chaos’ and Hank Hanegraaf’s ‘Christianity in Crisis’. Horton has written some himself. These sorts of books point out that something …
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