If I’m out to dinner with my family when a crazed assailant starts shooting up the place, am I, as a Christian, permitted to defend myself? Am… Read more “The Christian Call to Non-Violence”
A Review of Jeremy Walker’s “Passing Through”
The author of Hebrews comments that Abraham sojourned as “he was looking forward to the city that has foundations, whose designer and builder is God.” Like Abraham,… Read more “A Review of Jeremy Walker’s “Passing Through””
A Review of Montgomery’s “History, Law, and Christianity”
How do we know the Bible is true? How do we know that a man named Jesus even lived in and around Galilee some 2,000 years ago?… Read more “A Review of Montgomery’s “History, Law, and Christianity””
A Review of 40 Questions About Creation and Evolution
The Genesis account of Creation remains a hot topic, not just in the church, but in coffee shops, universities, books, and just about everywhere people enjoy debate… Read more “A Review of 40 Questions About Creation and Evolution”
A Review of Saxton’s “God’s Battle Plan for the Mind”
It was F.A. Hayek that said, “when words lose their meaning, people will lose their liberty.” I can’t think of a word where this is more true,… Read more “A Review of Saxton’s “God’s Battle Plan for the Mind””
A Review of Kregel’s ‘The Evangelism Study Bible’
I begin this review with a needed confession: by default, I’m not thrilled with the study Bible concept. For me, the Bible should be the Bible, with… Read more “A Review of Kregel’s ‘The Evangelism Study Bible’”
A Review of Keller’s ‘Romans for You (8-16)
The way these games are played is I would be asked, if stranded on a deserted island, with only one thing to read, what would it be?… Read more “A Review of Keller’s ‘Romans for You (8-16)”
