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Boys in Skirts and Marriages Under Fire: The New Journal for Biblical Manhood & Womanhood Is Online
The newest issue of the Journal for Biblical Manhood & Womanhood (Spring 2010, Volume 15.1) has just been posted online. It looks as provocative and useful as ever. I’ve posted the full table of contents below; I commend all of … 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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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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Jamie Oliver, the Morality of Food, Al Mohler, and The Essential Edwards Collection on Air
Are you watching Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution? It’s viewable online and is quite entertaining in a reality-show kind of way. Even if Jamie does cry a bit much for my tastes. The show showcases the hideous and death-inducing eating habits of … Continue reading
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Johnson on Churchill: History Sublime
On the recommendation of commentators like John Meacham, The American Spectator, and Al Mohler, I am nearly through Paul Johnson’s Churchill. The book is just 166 pages and will come as an easy read for readers who may be interested in the … Continue reading
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The Crusades, Church Architecture, and Liberty University’s Strangest Student
Hunter Baker has a post up at Evangel on Rodney Stark’s new book on the crusades, God’s Battalions. Here’s what he says about the book by way of description: Rodney Stark’s God’s Batallions is an outstanding book designed to help … Continue reading
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Books on Tap: Morley, Wax, Carson, Cole, Beale, and The Essential Edwards Collection
I’ve received some books recently, and have a minute at present to quickly pass on word about them. I’m no expert on any of the books or subjects covered below, but I do love books, and it’s fun to try … Continue reading
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