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
One of the best methods of learning is through question and answer (socratic dialogue). It places the onus on the student to critically think through possible answers and content. In one sense it helps guarantee a thoughtful response and keeps the attention of the students. I do think this is a biblical method of learning … More A QnA with the Apostle Paul
Today’s music monday is a classic hymn done in a contemporary arrangement by the Norton Hall Band of Southern Seminary. If you are not familiar with this ministry you should be. They have produced some great contemporary remakes of classic hymns. Their attention to musicianship and theological accuracy in worship is encouraging and is a … More Music Monday: “All Creatures of Our God and King” (Norton Hall Band)
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
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
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