Archive for November 2011
Review: Four Views on The Spectrum of Evangelicalism
Four Views on The Spectrum of Evangelicalism. Edited by Andrew D. Naselli and Collin Hansen. Contributors: Kevin Bauder, R. Albert Mohler Jr., John G. Stackhouse Jr., Roger E. Olson. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2011. Reviewed by Matthew Barrett “I have become increasingly convinced that evangelicalism holds the key to the future of Western Christianity.” These words…
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Don’t miss this week’s book giveaways! To find out what books we are giving away and to enter to win go here.
Read MoreWho Are Some Expositional Preachers Worth a Careful Listen?
By Tim Raymond – This is the blog post I didn’t want to write. In my recent series, “How Can Seminarians Learn to Preach to Normal People” (part 1, part 2, part 3), I encouraged those of you who desire to grow in your ability to connect biblical exegesis with the person in the pew…
Read MoreYou and Your Temper!
By Fred G. Zaspel – Proverbs 14:17 counsels us, “A man of quick temper acts foolishly, and a man of evil devices is hated” (ESV). This proverb warns of human anger and its results in relation to others, and it does it in a most interesting way. Notice that two men are identified in…
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Christmas is less than a month away and so is the January issue of Credo Magazine! Find out what books you could win this week. Go here.
Read MoreRead, Read, and Re-read John Owen (Matthew Barrett)
[artwork by Zach Franzen] Recently I had the privilege of lecturing on John Owen’s life and theology for three hours. Really, there are few better ways to spend three hours than learning about this colossal Puritan. I thoroughly enjoyed it. In my preparation I realized how little people read John Owen today, even in seminaries.…
Read MoreJohn Owen on the Trinity, Reasons and Reasoning
By Paul Helm According to John Owen, the explanation of the doctrine of the Trinity (which is another thing entirely from the explanation of the Trinity), is edifying for the informing and enlightening of the mind in the knowledge of the mystery of it. (Communion with the Triune God, 378) We must be careful that…
Read MoreThis Week’s Book Giveaways: Christmas from Crossway!
Last week the Credo blog gaveaway Zondervan’s new book by Gregg Allison, Historical Theology: An Introduction to Christian Doctrine, in our excitement for the upcoming January issue of Credo Magazine, “In Christ Alone.” The January issue of Credo will focus its attention on the exclusivity of the gospel, especially in light of the movement known…
Read MoreChristmas gifts for women
By Elizabeth Barrett As Christmas approaches, you will likely be asking your wives “Honey, what would you like for Christmas?” If your wife is anything like me, she may respond “Something from the heart,” or “Whatever you want me to have.” What I honestly and truly want from my husband is the perfect gift, found…
Read MoreA. B. Caneday: The Advent of God’s Son as Judgment in John’s Gospel: Justification and Condemnation Already
Last week the Credo blog highlighted two ETS papers: “He Will Glorify Me: Evaluating the current turn to pneumatology by inclusivists and pluralists,” by Todd Miles “The Making of a Baptist Universalist: The Curious Case of Elhanan Winchester,” by Nathan Finn To start off this week we would like to highlight the ETS paper of…
Read MoreThis week’s winner is…
This week’s winner is…Paul Campbel. Congrats Paul, you have won Gregg Allison’s Historical Theology: An Introduction to Christian Doctrine (Zondervan) this week! Paul, please email lucasbradburn@credomag.com. We would like to thank Zondervan for this book giveaway. Check in next week as we will have more books to giveaway!
Read MoreLast Day For This Week’s Book Giveaway!
Don’t miss this week’s book giveaway in light of the forthcoming January issue of Credo Magazine, “In Christ Alone.” To see what book Credo is giving away and how to enter to win go here.Today is the last day to enter to win!
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