From Jesus Creed: A Review of NT Wright’s Latest
In my New Testament cohort at Northern Seminary I have a bundle of very good students. One of our assignments is a book review, and I will post two of these reviews this week. This [ Read More … ]
In my New Testament cohort at Northern Seminary I have a bundle of very good students. One of our assignments is a book review, and I will post two of these reviews this week. This [ Read More … ]
If we don’t realize that the very first Christmas was scandalous in its radical inclusion of outsiders and people on the margins, we may find ourselves insisting on making Christmas a celebration that becomes known [ Read More … ]
I just caught a 2015 article scrolling down my Facebook feed by Orthodox theologian (and walking thesaurus) David Bentley Hart. The article is called “ Traditio Deformis , ” and in it Hart explains in [ Read More … ]
I’m not always the biggest fan of TGC stuff. However the author assures me the book has a good emphasis on the story of Jesus as the gospel. Simon Camilleri’s When Santa Learned the Gospel [ Read More … ]
I want Covenant! There was a short period of time between my graduation from Bible college and when my then-fiancé and I were to be married. Since I could no longer live in the dorms [ Read More … ]
6 Purely Psychological Effects of Washing Your Hands http://www.spring.org.uk/2013/10/6-purely-psychological-effects-of-washing-your-hands.php
Did you know that the most common name for Israel’s God in the Old Testament is . . . ? No it’s not “God” (smarty pants). It’s a bit more complicated then that and—as with [ Read More … ]
Many of us know the story of Zacchaeus the tax collector from Jericho ( Luke 19:1-10 ). Many of us are also probably stricken with paralysis at the sound of the Zacchaeus song , which [ Read More … ]
By Jonathan Storment Over the past few months, I have done reviews of a couple of different books that I’ve found helpful in ministry. One was Jamie Smith’s latest book “You Are What You Love” [ Read More … ]
A BABY girl in Texas was born twice after doctors removed her from her mum’s womb to perform life saving surgery before putting her back inside. Doctors found a tumour on little Lynlee Boemer’s tailbone [ Read More … ]