Too often while reading contemporary authors on the law in the life of believers, I find myself asking the question, "Haven't these guys read the great minds of the past on this issue?" Sometimes I get the feeling (remember - feelings are "nothing more than...
Dr. James White coming to MCTS
Dr. James White will be lecturing at MCTS on New Atheism, Islam, Roman Catholicism, and Mormonism, if he can get all of that in during a one-week course, from January 3-8. Drs. White, Waldron, and Barcellos will also be conducting a round-table discussion concerning...
Hopping mad about Holy Hip Hop? Part II
Here is part II of Dr. David Murray on hip hop/rap. It's worth the read and worth pondering.
Arminians Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief
Ligon Duncan responds to Barna.
RBTR VII:1 sneak preview
RBTR VII:1 is being edited and should be out early in 2011. Some of the articles and book reviews for that issue include: EPHESIANS 1:8-10 IN LIGHT OF ITS IMMEDIATE CONTEXTUAL MEANING AND REDEMPTIVE-HISTORICAL/CANONICAL CONTEXT SUPPORTING THE THESIS THAT GOD IS...
Spurgeon on crying children in the church service
This in from Jeremy Walker at the Wanderer: Earlier today a friend passed on a nugget of Spurgeon wisdom, which - not being able to trace it immediately - I can only paraphrase: "Crying children in the services of worship are like New Year's resolutions: they should...
Reformed Baptist Theological Review: RBTR VI:2
RBTR's twelfth issue is soon to go to the printer. Articles include: 1. JUDGMENT BEGINS AT THE HOUSE OF GOD: A THEOLOGY OF MALACHI, Robert Gonzales Jr. 2. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DECALOGUE, THE BEATITUDES, AND THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT AS ETHICAL...
Reformation 21 mentions Reformed Baptist Theological Review
In an article entitled The Christian and his Books by Rob Ventura & Jack Buckley, the authors recommend Reformed Baptist Theological Review (RBTR). Here is the shout-out: Contemporary works - these include church or mission based periodicals, theological...
The Biblical & Theological Basis for the Threefold Division of the Law
Now this book looks interesting. Its title is From the Finger of God: The Biblical & Theological Basis for the Threefold Division of the Law. It is written by Philip S. Ross and published by Christian Focus. I just ordered a review copy and can't wait to get it!...
Hamilton’s new book: Part II (Sailhamer)
Hamilton says, "Against Sailhamer's suggestion that "the narratives of Genesis 12-50 show little relation to Genesis 1-11," [Hamilt0n is referencing Sailhamer's The Meaning of the Pentateuch, 301] I will argue here that the narratives of Genesis 12-50 are thick with...
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