Kevin DeYoung has been one of my favorite go-to authors for years. His conservative theology, deep understanding, and winsome communication style make him accessible to just about any reading level while giving him the ability to interact at some of the deepest levels of theological discussion. In his newest work, Daily Doctrine, DeYoung tries something […]
A Different Type of Devotional Read More »
With every movement within American Christianity, there are strengths and weaknesses. With the recent emphasis on verse-by-verse expository preaching, the Bible has been faithfully declared in a way consistent with how it was written. This is a major strength of the expository preaching movement. If there is a weakness, it is that in some parts
Do We Need to Understand the Old Testament to Interpret the New? Read More »
Debates have raged for decades over the teachings of the apostle Paul. From John Piper and N.T Wright’s writing treatise and counter-treatise over the “New Perspective” tocomplementarians and egalitarians arguing over what Paul meant when he taught on gender roles, there has been no shortage of ink spilled. Paul has been used to justify the
Another Book About Paul?A Review of 40 Questions About the Apostle Paul Read More »
The Evangelical church has not always done a good job of developing preachers. Don’t misunderstand me. There are several really good seminaries that are training men to preach the Word accurately and passionately. But what about the average lay-elder in the church? These are men who are required to be able to preach by the scriptural qualifications for
A Great Lay Level Commentary Series Read More »
Ruth chapter 2 highlights the provision of God for His people. Even amid Naomi’s despair and bitterness, God is at work. He never forgets His people, and He never abandons His children. Life has not gone the way Naomi thought it would. Food was scarce, so her family moved to Moab. She watched as her
The Covenant Faithfulness of God (Ruth 2) Read More »
