Monthly Archives: April 2010
An Essential Talk by Bruce Ware on Manhood
The following was just posted at the blog of The Gospel Coalition: Theologian Bruce Ware just gave a noteworthy talk on godly manhood at his church, Clifton Baptist Church of Louisville, Kentucky. The talk was entitled “Select Principles on Being … Continue reading
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Brian Croft on the External Call to Ministry
A while back, I blogged about a book on visiting the sick by a faithful Louisville pastor I know named Brian Croft. It’s a delight to share with you that Brian has written another practical ministry book on the external … Continue reading
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Live Webcast of TIU-RZIM Partnership Announcement
Today at 11am CST (in a few minutes) Trinity International University will announce a new partnership with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries. Go here to watch the live-stream for free: http://tiuproductions.com/livestream/ This is a special chapel service of the university. In … Continue reading
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Are Suburbs Becoming the New Cities?
There’s been much discussion in the blogging world of late about whether to target cities or not in church planting efforts. In light of that conversation, consider David Brooks’s most recent NYT piece. He argues based on some studies that … Continue reading
What Is the Gospel, and Why Care?
Greg Gilbert’s brand-new What Is the Gospel? (Crossway–IXMarks, 2010) is dynamite. Pick this book up to remind yourself of the essential of the essentials. A short (127pp), small, readable, punchy text, What Is the Gospel? dispels the cloudiness surrounding the … Continue reading
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Michael Horton on the Cross; D. Michael Lindsay on Christian Celebrities
I am loving Al Mohler and Michael Horton chopping up the significance of Good Friday. These two guys think and speak clearly. Michael Horton has written very helpfully about modern Christianity and its shortcomings (start with The Gospel-Driven Life). I … Continue reading
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