Filled with fiery passion for the truth in God's word, practical application is present throughout. The book avails itself to all students of God's word.
All in Art
“Ditchdigger” (a paraphrase of ideas)
However, although I see variegated realities, I still choose favorites.
This: the maple tree on the river.
Book Review: The Book of Isaiah and God’s Kingdom
In short, Isaiah is about Jesus Christ, the God-man, who dwells in the midst of his people and transforms them into his bride. And the two will become one. Isaiah is about the marriage feast of the Lamb of God.
Why Coffee in Christian Ethics
But now that the book is done, it is time to return to some important things. Danielle and I hope you enjoyed the fun.
Simply to Make Lists
There is great and solemn joy in the mystery. To all the spoken and word-upheld world, I say: be.
A Bit Foreword
What Joshua and Danielle have done here is issue a clarion call to those of us who have allowed apathy to overtake our Christian thinking in this area.
An Introduction to Coffee Ethics
In our union with Jesus Christ, we get a foretaste of a greater eschatological coffee while practicing Christian ethics, particularly Christian ethics pertaining to coffee. The need for clear communication of God’s grace in the realm of coffee is great.
Book Review: Reading Barth with Charity
Hunsinger's career and publication of Reading Barth with Charity redeem Barth for the traditionalist paradigm if only until the next response from the revisionists.
Book Review: The Faith of the Church
Karl Barth's The Faith of the Church: A Commentary on the Apostles' Creed According to Calvin's Catechism is a must own.
Book Review: The End of Protestantism
Peter Leithart's The End of Protestantism: Pursing Unity in a Fragmented Church is a flawed attempt at a worthy cause. The mission statement should be encouraged, the practical exhortations are needed, but the material presentation is lacking.
Book Review: An Explorer's Guide to Karl Barth
David Guretzki has provided a friendly and inviting introduction for people who have only the faintest idea of who Karl Barth even is.
Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming
It's easy to become accustomed to the miracles told in Scripture - this song helps me take a step back and be once again filled with awe.
In The Bleak Midwinter
All in all, In the Bleak Midwinter does not provide some deep Christian theology or truth. Just a quiet, sober reminder of the state of earth (in its darkness) and the state of Christ (in His infancy) at the dawn of "Christmas."
Book Review: A Shared Mercy
Jon Coutts has provided the church with a new platform to conceive of forgiveness and reconciliation. A Shared Mercy does not answer every question that church ministry will ask, but it provides the church a theology to repeal efforts of sins to disrupt Christ's body.
Why "This Is War" Is My Favorite Christmas Tune
At the time I first listened to it, I'd never heard a Christmas song quite like it. And I haven't since.
Music Review: Pontiac
Who uses cello on a country album? Lyle Lovett. Who makes a song about shooting your sweetheart's new husband sound otherworldly beautiful? Lyle Lovett.
Working with Sam
Filling the chasms and low places
That inevitably gape between
Two souls.
Self, Remember
Do not grow weary of doing good.
Book Review: Baptized into Christ
"The entire life of the baptized is lived in view of the end, when Jesus returns for his people." - Jordan Cooper