by David A. Currie, author of The Big Idea of Biblical Worship Last night (9/7/17) I sat in a packed chapel at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, joined by thousands online (https://www.facebook.com/pg/GordonConwell/videos/?ref=page_internal), for a memorial service for Haddon Robinson. Since Haddon’s death, I’ve been reflecting upon his life and ministry and how they came to influence me. … Continue reading Remembering Haddon Robinson
Book Review—Dictionary of Daily Life in Biblical and Post-biblical Antiquity
Looking for a thoughtful review on our newly released one volume edition of the Dictionary of Daily Life in Biblical & Post-Biblical Antiquity? You've come to the right place. A highlight: "As Yamauchi correctly points out, the authors of the Bible took for granted what was well known to themselves and their audience, thus they … Continue reading Book Review—Dictionary of Daily Life in Biblical and Post-biblical Antiquity
Review of Putting Art (Back) in Its Place by John Skillen
Dr. Barbara Carvill (Professor Emerita of German at Calvin College) was a participant in the June 2017 month-long Art & Theology graduate program that John Skillen and the Studio for Art, Faith & History co-developed with Dr. Rebekah Smick and the Institute for Christian Studies in Toronto. Participants were strongly encouraged to read John Skillen’s … Continue reading Review of Putting Art (Back) in Its Place by John Skillen
A Bible Experience: The Complete Jewish Study Bible
"I do believe that we read the bible too much through our Western eyes. But when you read the CJB or CJSB, you do feel that you have just taken a step back into time. Not just to a place, but to a Jewish place. And not just with people, but with Jewish people. And … Continue reading A Bible Experience: The Complete Jewish Study Bible
Review: Essential Writings of Meredith G. Kline
"Essential Writings of Meredith G. Kline is an essential read for anyone serious about the Bible or biblical-theological studies. That said, it is only a mere glimpse into the treasure trove that awaits those who fervently follow it’s footprints to the lifework of Meredith G. Kline." Read John Kight's full review of the Essential Writings … Continue reading Review: Essential Writings of Meredith G. Kline
7 Glimpses into the Most Remote and Pristine Ancient Sites of Christianity: A Q&A with Dr. Mark Fairchild
In a region where most artifacts remain in the field, the enormous work of documenting and analyzing the early history of Christianity is open to original research. Often the first scholar to reach isolated communities in remote parts of Turkey who guide his work, Dr. Mark Fairchild has visited and researched over 300 ancient sites throughout … Continue reading 7 Glimpses into the Most Remote and Pristine Ancient Sites of Christianity: A Q&A with Dr. Mark Fairchild
7 Insights into Dutch Theologian Herman Bavinck
Dutch theologian Herman Bavinck (1854-1921) is widely celebrated as one of the most eloquent divines in the Reformed tradition. Despite having preached regularly throughout his adult life, how he preached and what he thought about preaching have remained largely unknown to the many preachers who read him in the present day-until now. Though we sadly … Continue reading 7 Insights into Dutch Theologian Herman Bavinck
The Best Introduction to Bultmann
Though Rudolf Bultmann's 133rd birthday was August 20th, we thought we'd celebrate by sharing Jim West's short but sweet review and excerpt from the back cover of Rudolf Bultmann, one of the books in our Makers of the Modern Theological Mind series. Read, enjoy, and grab a copy of the book for yourself.
The Quest by Leen Ritmeyer
“Helpful, beautiful, and thorough – what more could you ask for? I give this book the highest possible recommendation.”
Check out Jimmy Reagan’s review of The Quest by Leen Ritmeyer:
This book is without doubt the preeminent resource on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem available today. Whether you desire the historical or archaeological perspective, this is your book. This book’s success likely springs from the fact that no one but Leen Ritmeyer could have authored it. Both from his long years of working in this field and his work as the architect of the Temple Mount excavations, as well as his other work on the Temple Mount itself, demands that Ritmeyer produce this extraordinary resource.
This book is filled with pictures from the earliest scholarly explorations of Jerusalem, other helpful pictures on a range of issues, extraordinary reconstructions, and the wonderful, accurate Carta maps. It’s hard for me to effectively portray the visual treat the reader will have in this book. The text is the equal of the visuals and gives the most up-to-date, scholarly, detailed information that can be…
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Conquer the Empty Nest with these 10 Quick Tips
After Empty Nest, What's Next? Parenting Adult Children without Losing Your Mind, readers asked author Michele Howe for more—covering topics not discussed in the first book, along with questions at the end of each chapter for personal or group discussions. With Preparing, Adjusting, and Loving the Empty Nest, Howe provides expanded practical tips and spiritual … Continue reading Conquer the Empty Nest with these 10 Quick Tips
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