Monthly Archives: June 2010
Mark Noll on His Time at TEDS
From a recent piece in the Christian Century (HT: Nathan Finn): As an undergraduate at Wheaton College I learned from several professors how natural it could be to link serious intellectual pursuits with simple Christian faithfulness. At Trinity Evangelical Divinity … Continue reading
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Sarah Palin and the End of Men
Two major news stories suggest that men–and evangelical men–are in danger of extinction. The first is from Newsweek and is entitled “Saint Sarah: How Sarah Palin is Reshaping the Religious Right.” Here’s a key quotation from Lisa Miller’s essay: [W]hile … Continue reading
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Naselli on Keswick, Paralyzed Rodney Rogers, and Kluck’s New Press
TEDS PhD student Andy Naselli just published his first dissertation with Logos, Let Go and Let God? A Survey and Analysis of Keswick Theology (2010). It is a rich and engaging analysis of Keswick theology that is a genuine contribution … Continue reading
A Beautiful Story on the Power of Music
Caught this moving story in WSJ, the magazine of the Wall Street Journal. It’s from Tim Westergren, the founder of Pandora, the online personalized radio program: Music is a tremendously powerful medium. I was in a Pandora town-hall meeting in … Continue reading
BookNotes: Coppenger on GCR, DeYoung on Heidelberg, Anyabwile on Muslims
It’s time for a new BookNotes list. This being the list where we list a few recent noteworthy books. I’ve got four for you today. You’ve likely heard talk about the Great Commission Resurgence in the Southern Baptist Convention, but … Continue reading
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