From the monthly archives:
Timmy Brister is blogging the Founders Confernece, read his warm-up post on Ed Stetzer.
Another serious article by Dr. Moore about families and spiritual warfare.
Peter Beck (SBTS alumnus) has been hanging out in Luther’s old neighborhood, read his sobering report.
I’ve just added the blog of SBTS student Steven Douglas, the blog name will make you laugh
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This is the fifth 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 Danny Slavich, a student at Southern Seminary who writes at almanac of captivity.
Summary
The basic thrust of this chapter is to explore the inward turn that [...]
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Listen to Timmy Brister’s chat with his new pastor about the National Founders Conference
Rick Mansfield has resurrected his blog: This Lamp is BACK
Steve Weaver lists some interviews from the 2008 SBC Annual Meeting
Ed Stetzer on the Quarterlife Crisis - does this explain his Twitter addiction?
Professor David Sills has a rare new post Wide-eyed Innocence
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I’ve been working through the new book by NT Wright this summer. I’m still surprised at how much attention he’s getting from the orthodox doctrine of the resurrection. All the same, going on Colbert made for a weird scene.
The Bishop and The Scoffer
Ht: Steve McCoy
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. . . and I think you should read it.
I have great respect for Dr. Lawless and really hope that he’s right about us and the SBC when he says:
Young Southern Baptist, I believe in you. I want you involved in SBC life, trusting that you affirm our clear stand on the Word of God, [...]
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While working on your summer reading, be sure to get the most out of every book (and stay awake). Read this essay by the late Mortimer J. Adler on how to mark a book. He makes the case why your should, and then give some simple ideas on how to do it.
Confusion about what [...]
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It’s amazing how beautiful the Gospel is when you’re talking to someone who is really hurting.
In American we don’t really believe in death
Our whole economic system (selling pleasure and comfort) depends on ignoring the reality that our lives all end in a nightmare of physical decay
Only a Gospel worldview can makes sense out of this [...]
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