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Music Monday: “Hymns for the Weary” by Thousand Tongues

April 25, 2016

Today, I’d like to review an entire album! Thousand Tongues produced the album, “Hymns for the Weary.” Thousand Tongues is a ministry that, “to cultivate worship for the glory of God through the joy of the church in Jesus Christ.” Their principles are conveniently summarized in the acronym T.H.O.U.S.A.N.D (T-True; H-Historical; O-Overflowing in missions and mercy; U-Understandable; S-Stirring; A-All of Life; N-Nourishing … More Music Monday: “Hymns for the Weary” by Thousand Tongues

A Dying Breed: The Pastor-Theologian

April 18, 2016

This year at the Shepherds’ Conference a book was freely given about the Pastor-Theologian. While there are a few things in the book that I may not agree with or endorse, my heart fully embraces the underlying tone of the work: we need more pastor-theologians. The book historically argues that the man behind the pulpit and … More A Dying Breed: The Pastor-Theologian

Book Review, “God’s Battle Plan for the Mind” by David W. Saxton

April 1, 2016

The following is my review for David W. Saxton’s book, God’s Battle Plan for the Mind: The Puritan Practice of Biblical Meditation (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2015). The goal of this book is, “to convince God’s people of the absolute necessity of personal meditation. This book will motivate the believer to begin this work; teach … More Book Review, “God’s Battle Plan for the Mind” by David W. Saxton

Back to the Basics: Justification by Faith

March 18, 2016

That is a sea squirt. In my opinion its bright colors make it a delight to the eye, but more than its aesthetic appeal it carries an interesting characteristic—the sea squirt upon reaching adulthood will eat its own brain. The matured sea squirt has literally lost its mind. Why talk about the sea squirt? … More Back to the Basics: Justification by Faith

John Frame on Systematic Theology

February 27, 2014

Good Morning Systematic Theologian, I’ve been wanting to make my way through John Frame’s new Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Christian Belief and I finally got around to reading the first section, “What is Theology?” Here are some things I appreciated about his first chapter. Appreciation #1: Theology’s Aim is Sanctification Frame’s treatment of defining theology … More John Frame on Systematic Theology

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