“Wait until you read the book before you form a judgment…” What if the purpose of the book is to preclude a definitive position? Tim Challies reviews ‘Love Wins.’ (Yeah, my copy is on order.)
“Wait until you read the book before you form a judgment…” What if the purpose of the book is to preclude a definitive position? Tim Challies reviews ‘Love Wins.’ (Yeah, my copy is on order.)
And one of those questions is not: “Do you feel depressed?” David Murray, author of Christians Get Depressed Too introduces his post with these words: When I start counseling a depressed person, I’m looking for answers to five questions at an early stage in the conversation. I don’t ask them in a checklist or condemning …
Liam Goligher is soon to assume the same pulpit that Barnhouse, Boice and Ryken have preached from. Here he introduces a piece of commentary on the controversy which has arisen from the promotional material for Rob Bell’s upcoming book with these words: Just yesterday someone told me of a sincere and well-meaning Christian family who …
From Christianity Today Online comes an article about ‘The Hymns That Keep On Going’ accompanied by the chart below listing twenty-seven hymns that have remained constant inclusions in various hymnals and their subsequent editions over scores of years. Interesting to me is the absence of ‘Amazing Grace’, and, to a lesser extent ‘And Can It …
