As thoughts turn to the year ahead, Harry Reeder explains how the Christian can always know what God’s will is for their lives. Many believers are subtly drawn to solving the dilemma of doubts, confusion and fear by “reading the tea leaves” of life’s circumstances. This endeavor is usually pursued in the name of discerning …
From the Ligonier Blog: The RC Sproul Jr. Principle of Hermeneutics is a tad more personal, and not just for me, its namesake. I did not, by the way, name this after me because of my pride. I named it for me because of its subject matter – stupid people. The principle is this – …
Koinonia, a blog hosted by Zondervan Publishers, provided a copy of Keep Your Greek to me for review as part of their Keep Your Greek blog tour. Keep Your Greek is written by Con Campbell of Sydney’s Moore College. The book is a helpful exhortation for those who have studied New Testament Greek but whose …
Westminster Shorter Catechism – Lord’s Day 2 Q & A 2 Q What rule has God given to direct us how we may glorify and enjoy him? A The Word of God, which is contained in the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments,*1 is the only rule to direct us how we may glorify …
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