From the monthly archives:
Dr. Russell D. Moore said . . .
That’s why my heart is broken about the transracial adoption debate. It’s not just because some white kids could miss out on some godly black parents, or vice-versa. It’s because we’re, in part, to blame.
The family, after all, is constructed around another, deeper reality. It points to [...]
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Timmy Brister, SBTS student blogger and new pastor, said . . .
But seriously, I love my church and cannot wait to raise my family here. The love, prayer, encouragement, and support that we have received already has been overwhelming.
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Jim Hamilton, incoming SBTS professor, said . . .
If you decide to read through the Greek New Testament, be careful. The things in that book got most of its authors killed, and when people have taken it seriously in the history of the church, crazy things like the reformation have happened and some folks even [...]
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Les Puryear said…
I am issuing a call to all SBC seminaries to add new curriculum for the training of the future pastors of the majority of our churches: small churches. The following are just a few of the principles of the small church which all pastoral students need to learn:
1. The differences between relationship-driven and [...]
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From Dr. Mohler:
People who cannot maintain mental attention cannot know the intimacy of prayer, and God does not maintain a Facebook page. Our ability to focus attention is not just about the mind, for it is also a reflection of the soul. Our Christian discipleship demands that we give attention to our attention.
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Bartley, James W. Worship that Pleases God: a Biblical Perspective. New York: Baal Hamon Publishing, 2008. 298 pp. $17.99
Introduction and Background
About The Publisher
Before I introduce this particular book and author, I would like to introduce the publishing company behind the book since they are based out of Nigeria with an office in New York. [...]
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Dr. Don Whitney’s book Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life is available for the first time in audio book format. Dr. Whitney is the Associate Professor of Biblical Spirituality (2005) and Senior Associate Dean of the School of Theology as well as the president of The Center for Biblical Spirituality.
The book is read by [...]
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