I was excited to receive my copy of Romans Disarmed, although I did not recognize the authors, Sylvia Keesmaat and Brian Walsh, both Bible professors. The design alone is outstanding. Romans, a very complicated document, has suffered much at the hands... Continue Reading →
I had the great honor of asking Lynn H. Cohick, a renowned expert on Paul, a few questions about Paul’s letters (namely Philippians and Ephesians). The author of a Philippians commentary as well as a commentary on Ephesians, Dr. Cohick... Continue Reading →
Proving to be very readable in nature (as as well as very short: 128 pages), Matthew Jacobson's latest 100 Ways to Love Your Wife provides husbands with some helpful tips for marriage, namely in the style of a list of do's and dont's. The... Continue Reading →
[By Linda Moldovan] Overcomer (out in theaters now) is yet another in a long line of family-friendly, overtly Christian movies that have become increasingly popular (albeit in mostly Christian circles). Written and directed by, and starring Alex Kendrick, it's a... Continue Reading →
While my first review of Matthew Bates' latest book dealt with his Introduction and opening chapter, here I will deal with the book as a whole. Gospel Allegiance brings out important questions, many of them being questions Christians have debated for... Continue Reading →
I had the great honor of asking Dr. Stephen Fowl a few questions about Paul's letters to the Philippians. The author of a commentary on Philippians (which I heartily recommend!) as well as Ephesians, Dr. Fowl is proffesor of theology at Layola... Continue Reading →
In Matthew Bates' newest release Gospel Allegiance (here I will be dealing with the introduction and opening chapter), the reader is immediately alerted to a problem: by and large Christians are missing the mark as to what the gospel actually... Continue Reading →
