This weeks, Book of the Week is of a book that is to be released June 30th by Crossway. Below is a review done by one of my co-workers, the Director of Publications at Reformation Heritage Books, Jay T. Collier. Although not out, Thabiti M. Anyabwile’s new book is set for release of June 30th. Jay T. Collier of Reformation Heritage [...]
Archive for June, 2008
The sermon of the week comes from Ed Stetzer at the Dwell conference in later April. The message was entitled Dwelling in the Kingdom. I had never even heard of him until listening to the messages in mid May. I was quite intrigued with his way of teaching and thought provoking-ness on the gospel being lived out among christians [...]
For those of you who may read an extremely amount of RSS feeds, news articles like CNN and BBC, sports like ESPN, and tons of blog like Gospel-Centered Musings I found last night a program that is amazing! There are many programs I found that are great and tons for you PC users, but if you are a Mac user life [...]
Bishop Desmond Tutu on the Preaching of the Gospel
Posted: June 18, 2008 by Michael Dewalt in Gospel Quote of the WeekGospel Quote of the Week “I don’t preach a social gospel; I preach the Gospel, period. The gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ is concerned for the whole person. When people were hungry, Jesus didn’t say, “Now is that political or social?” He said, “I feed you.” Because the good news to a hungry person [...]
Where is Christ in the Culture Today? From now on Tuesday’s post will be dealing with the Culture and Christ. I happen to take my younger cousin to a movie the other night (Leatherbacks) when seeing the previews for quite the disturbing movie coming out August 22nd called, Hamlet 2. Take a look for yourself. [...]
You might be a Calvinist if… You buy Books before you buy your groceries.
BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH “By grace are ye saved, through faith” (Ephesians 2:8 ). THINK IT WELL to turn a little to one side that I may ask my reader to observe adoringly the fountain-head of our salvation, which is the grace of God. “By grace are ye saved.” Because God is gracious, therefore sinful [...]
My Thought: This weeks VIDEO OF THE WEEK seems to remind me sometimes of my fellow brothers that start talking about theology, philosophy, greek, or anything else I tend to struggle with following along. My Application: Don’t become one of those “types” of people that seem to talk as if an average man cannot understand you.
I have been wondering what to do for the summer on my blog. I usually write papers, articles about what I read, etc. because I am in seminary, but this summer I am only taking Greek I & II, and I am sure that no one is that interested or wants to see my homework. So, I have started [...]
Although short and for kids, this book once picked up, will not be set down. Caleb (the boy in the book) never really wanted to be a shepherd. But when he rescued a newborn lamb from a tangle of thorns and was given it as his own, he feelings began to change. As the lamb [...]
