It is rare for history, especially church history, to be appetizing reading for most people. Historians seem to have the […]
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Recently, I’ve read some debates revolving around doctrine and evangelism in the blogosphere (ie. JD Greear, Timmy Brister) and in scholarly journals
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Doriani, Daniel M. Putting the Truth to Work: the Theory and Practice of Biblical Application. Phillipsburg, New Jersey:
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Charles Spurgeon was, quite possibly, the most gifted preacher the world has ever known outside of Scripture. In a time
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Chuck Norris doesn’t read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants. Chuck has written a book
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On the backend of the conservative resurgence, many in the Southern Baptist Convention seem to be experiencing an identity crisis. With
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Bruce Ware is a gift to the Christian church, but, his work is sometimes not very readable. Father, Son, and
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Ergun Caner and Mac Brunson have written a book that is both entertaing, encouraging, and informative. In Why Churches Die:
Ed Stetzer has written a winner in Comeback Churches. Many “how to” books exist to direct pastors and churches how
The recent surge in reformed theology among evangelicals has also led to an increased interest in a plurality of elders
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I read about True Story: A Christianity Worth Believing In in Christianity Today this month and had to have it.
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Dr. Chuck Lawless is the dean of the Billy Graham School of Evangelism and Church Growth at The Southern Baptist
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