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John Calvin Was a Pastor-Theologian
But don’t take my word for it, take W. Robert Godfrey’s: “Many approach Calvin first of all as a theologian, and he certainly was a great theologian. But his theology emerged out of his own spiritual journey and struggles. In … Continue reading
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Collin Hansen: Should Christians Stay in the City?
CT Editor-at-large Collin Hansen contributes a typically thoughtful piece, entitled “Mobile No More,” that wrestles with the question of mobility. Hansen wonders out loud in the article how the church should confront this issue, especially when it directly affects how … Continue reading
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The Link 3.6.09–Mat Kearney, Al Mohler, Collin Hansen, and Emotional Ethics
1. Christian Audio is giving away Don Whitney’s Spiritual Disciplines Audiobook during this month. Find it here. If you have not read this book, it is an absolute classic. I’ll never forget learning from it what meditation of Scripture entailed. … Continue reading
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A Sweet Work of God’s Spirit: A Reflective Review of Collin Hansen’s New Book Young, Restless, Reformed
One of the more shocking developments in the evangelical bubble the last few years was the sudden appearance of a number of very thoughtful journalistic pieces on the reformed movement and its figures in the mainstream evangelical magazine Christianity Today. … Continue reading
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The Week-est Link, February 22, 2008: Mohler, Carson, and One Powerful Song
1. Andy Naselli, a friend from TEDS and PhD student in New Testament (and D. A. Carson’s research guy) blogs about the online history of Southern Seminary that I worked on a few years back. I’m linking to it here … Continue reading
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