Two books that may be of interest to the readership of this blog are:
A Theology of John’s Gospel and Letters: The Word, the Christ, the Son of God, by Andreas J. Kostenberger. View sample pages here. Keven Boling recently interviewed Dr. Kostenberg on his new book.
Since James is working his way through Hebrews, this is worth mentioning: The Letter to the Hebrews, by Peter T. O’Brien (Due out April 2010). If I remember correctly, I heard D.A. Carson saying this will be one of the best.
Covered a ton of topics from Doug Stauffer’s claim that I changed the text of The King James Only Controversy because of his refutations (false), to the weaponization of medicine, the onset of vaccine mandates, and the rise of trans-humanism. Played some pretty creepy videos (well, Rich thought they were creepy). Talked about Leighton Flowers a bit, and Rich tells
I have been struck lately with the disregard for Sabbath keeping, and I know brothers in Christ differ on this issue, but in this post I want to offer a few resources (pro) on this issue. First, while not entirely for Sabbath keeping, is a forthcoming title by Broadman & Holman Perspectives on the Sabbath: 4 Views, edited by Christopher
Yesterday I had the privilege of sitting under the preaching of Pastor Ian Hamilton (a Scotsman) pastor at Cambridge Presbyterian Church. Hamilton is the author of two books The Erosion of Calvinist Orthodoxy: Drifting from the Truth in Confessional Scottish Churches and a commentary in the Let’s Study series on The Letters of John. One of my favorite courses I’ve
Power from on High The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit is the theme for the annual Greenville Seminary conference to be held at Woodruff Road Presbyterian Church, Simpsonville, SC, March 8-10, 2011. Topics and Speakers: “The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit”, Dr. Morton Smith “Westminster Standards and the Spirit”, Dr. Joe Morecraft “Regeneration and Conversion” Mr.
One reason many of you enjoy Alpha and Omega Ministries is because of the clarity of the message. Whether through blog posts, audio, video or books the gospel is clearly proclaimed. As much as possible, theological issues are addressed to the common reader. Or, as one apologist used to say “We need to get the hay out of the loft
FYI: Two new books to note: John Frame’s new Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Christian Belief, which is %50 off now through the 14th of November. You can read a bit of the book by clicking here. One more that might be worth taking a look at is Michael Bird’s Evangelical Theology: A Biblical and Systematic Introduction. Read a bit
In March of this year, Greenville Seminary held their annual Spring Theology Conference. The theme was on the Person and Work of the Holy Spirit. I was given permission today to post all the lectures and Q&A sessions. You can access the conference by clicking here. Lectures include “Cessation of the Gifts”, by George Knight, III; “John Owen on the
I was made aware last night of Brant Bosserman’s new book on Van Til and the doctrine of the Trinity. It appears to be one you should purchase (if not for you, I’ll take one). The title is The Trinity and the Vindication of Christian Paradox: An Interpretation and Refinement of the Theological Apologetic of Cornelius Van Til Brant is
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