December 28, 2011

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ten questions with thabiti anyabwile

Thabiti Anyabwile is senior pastor of First Baptist Church of Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands. He holds B.A. and M.S. degrees in psychology from North Carolina State University. Author of and contributor to numerous books, Thabiti has become a sought after speaker. Thabiti has spoken at notable national conferences such as T4G, Desiring God [...]

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December 28, 2011

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commentary review roundup

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A number of biblical commentaries have come across my desk over the past few weeks/months. Rather than write a specific review for each one, I figured I would provide you with a brief overview regarding my impression of each volume listed below. Enjoy… Paul Through Mediterranean Eyes: Cultural Studies in I Corinthians (IVP) One of [...]

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December 14, 2011

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book review: historical theology

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It seems like every time I get notifications about upcoming books, the list is always littered with new systematic theology texts. Most of these volumes are the culmination of a lifetime of work from well-know theologians. Yet, every once in a while there are new entries that do not “reinvent the wheel” but provide a [...]

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December 9, 2011

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book review: god with us

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Scott Oliphint is one of my favorite writers. His expertise routinely takes him into areas of apologetics and theology that are commonly neglected by other Christian thinkers. His newest book, God With Us: Divine Condescension and the Attributes of God, delves thoroughly into an oft over-looked realm of theology. For 279 pages, Dr. Oliphint unpacks [...]

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November 29, 2011

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book review: moral apologetics

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An area of research I love to dabble in pertains directly to the subject of Mark Coppenger’s new book Moral Apologetics. I believe that the faulty nature of non-Christian systems can be most practically demonstrated through their failure to uphold intuitive moral values. So, when I saw Coppenger’s new work on using morality as an [...]

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