From the monthly archives:
I’ve integrated an Amazon store into Said at Southern and added the “Books” tab in the navigation menu. I’m using it to build a massive reference list for all the books we buy for Seminary. Check it out and send me any suggestions TonyKummer@gmail.com
Any purchase made through those Amazon links sends a few ¢¢ into [...]
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Terry Delaney (the newest SBTS uber-blogger) has written a guest post for my children’s ministry website to review the Truth and Grace Memory Books published by Founders Ministries. He concludes:
Given the lack of biblical knowledge rampant in our churches today, this series of books is a must own for any family serious about the things [...]
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This is the first part of our team book review & forum based on The Courage To Be Protestant by David F. Wells. (series index here) It was written by Robert E. Sagers, a Ph.D student at Southern Seminary (and M.Div alumnus) who writes at the Henry Institute Rapid Fire blog.
SUMMARY
“It takes no courage to [...]
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Our blogging friends at Going To Seminary have just updated their website with a great new theme and a handful of new contributors (including Terry Delaney). So, go visit their site and click on everything.
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I’m not really familiar with Ed Young and his ministry, but I skim his blog for SBC Voices. This video caught my attention and was worth watching. If you’re into church planting it might interest you too. He’s talking about guys who leave one church to plant another one in the same town.
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I just posted a poll over at SBC Voices where you can choose your top nominee for SBC president next month. Go vote and link it from your blog (if you’re an SBC blogger). Vote for SBC president at SBC Voices.com
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Here is a two part video interview from the Whiteboard Conference with two Southern Seminary alumni, Ed Stetzer and Mark Dever. You can see many more videos from this conference on their YouTube channel.
Dever answers some straightforward questions about why he would even speak at this conference and some disagreements he has with some of [...]
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