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Dr. Don Carson gave a series of guest lectures at Reformed Theological Seminary about the New Perspective of Paul. While quite academic, I highly recommend it for those who know nothing on the topic and who may encounter it in school or in some church they visit...
Anne Miller of AOL News wrote a story on Wednesday about a conservative that says the Bible is too liberal. At least the newer translations are...
On September 30, England’s Guardian reported that Phillip Pullman’s “His Dark Materials” trilogy was second on the American Library Association’s most banned book list. The list...
In its Thursday editorial, the New York Times laid out a case for a universal health care plan to pay for abortions, regardless of whether the abortion would save the pregnant woman’s life. ...
On November 19, the 150th anniversary of the publication of Darwin’s “Origin of Species,” Way of the Master’s Kirk Cameron will be handing out 100 free copies of the book, complete with a 50-page introduction by Ray Comfort. This i...
Isaiah 40:8 says that while, “the grass withers, flower fades, but the Word of the Lord endures forever.” For a friend of mine, that Scripture has been deeply personal. Jo...
Albert Mohler and Mark Driscoll comment on Christians fasting for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. Read as the USA TODAY article, Muslims find new Ramadan fast partners: Christians, allows Mohler and Driscoll to bring a reformed biblical perspective on this new trend...
Collin Hansen, John Piper, and Carolyn James all spoke at the Religious Newswriters Association annual convention on September 11, 2009. The discussion entitled On The New Calvinists includes opening remarks by each of the speakers and a Q&A session with the news reporters...
“I have sewn sackcloth over my skin; I have buried my strength in the dust. My face has grown red with weeping and the shadow of death covers my eyes, although my hands are free from violence and my prayer is pure.” -Job 16:15-17 Katrina was God’s punishment for sin. So a...
1) Mexico is considering using drain water to offset the effects of the drought plaguing the region. 2) The body of a Yale University grad student is believed to have been found buried in a wall in Los Angeles. 3) A report ranks Louisiana as having the most corrupt political system in the country...
NASA recently released images from the newly repaired Hubble Space Telescope, and the Christian world is in awe...
From around the Internet, here are a few quick hitters to check out: James Thayer pointed me to this article about a man who went from inmate to evangelist in South Carolina. C.J. Mahaney explains the benefit of having a tone-deaf pastor lead worship. Two more good things from Al Mohler...
Here’s this week’s newswire, a day late because of the Labor Day Holiday: The Nashville Tennessean ran an article Tuesday about the first Buddhist army chaplain, a former Southern Baptist who will head to Afghanistan without a Bible. Th...
The Associate Press reported that the discontinuation of the TNIV will not commence until the revisions are complete in 2011. This goes against the initial report, which implied that the TNIV would be discontinued immediately...
All last week, every media outlet has been giving extensive coverage of Sen. Ted Kennedy’s death and funeral. After a long battle with terminal cancer, Kennedy died on August 25 in Massachusetts. ...
