Reformation Day Treats
In honor of Reformation Day, here are a few resources you might want to check out. Ligonier Ministries has made a number... Read More
On the Buying of Seminary Textbooks
In August 1998, I ordered some of my first seminary textbooks as a student. That particular semester, one item stood out above... Read More
Writing Advice from a Well-Known Author
During his lifetime, C. S. Lewis (1898–1963) received thousands of letters from young fans who had read the Chronicles of Narnia and... Read More
The Christian Life Is No Picnic
Eusebius of Caesarea (c. 260–c. 340) is generally considered the church’s first real historian. Although he provides invaluable insight into the history... Read More
Learning about the Past: Reading Christian Biographies
Over the past month or two, I’ve put forward a few suggested reading lists in the field of church history. These lists... Read More
Learning about the Past: Exploring Baptist History
In recent weeks, I’ve posted a few suggested reading lists in the field of church history. These lists have included broad overviews... Read More
Learning about the Past: The Church around the World
Over the past few weeks, I’ve posted a couple of suggested reading lists. These lists have included broad overviews of church history... Read More
Learning about the Past: What Has the Church Believed?
About two weeks ago I began a recommended reading list for those who wish to brush up on the history of the... Read More
Learning about the Past: The Beginnings of a Reading List for Pastors, Future Pastors, and Curious Christians
I recently had a student ask what books pastors and future pastors should read in order to become familiar with the church’s... Read More
How Has the Church Responded to Theological Controversy?
A few weeks ago, I mentioned a new little book written by Justin Holcomb, titled Know the Heretics (Zondervan, April 2014). At... Read More