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Should our Christian life be characterised by experience or by knowledge? This reads like a question that creates a false dichotomy. It assumes that an affectionate and experiential Christianity is […]
Marylynn Rouse has put together a most valuable document in the diary of John Newton for 1765, which was his first full year in the parish of Olney. The year […]
John Lennox is Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University (as well as being Kristyn Getty’s uncle). Essentially, this little book is a theodicy, summed up in the title of […]
Tony McLellan is an ex-patriate businessman who returned to Australia from the US and became an influential chair of the Australian Christian Lobby. He has served on the boards of […]
Few historical figures are as renowned among evangelicals as the 19th-century pastor Charles Spurgeon. It’s not surprising that he is known as the “Prince of Preachers,” for thousands of his […]
Book details: TEE for the 21st Century, Langham Global Library, 2021, 574 pages and available through https://langhamliterature.org/tee-for-the-21st-century, along with Amazon and Book Depository. If ordering from Langham in October, use code TEE21-30 […]
Many people will have heard of William Wilberforce, the great English evangelical parliamentarian who laboured for decades to bring Britain’s involvement in the slave trade to an end. Thomas Clarkson […]
In the midst of rising cultural hostility toward Christ and the widespread theological confusion within the church, how can Christians remain faithful to the Word of God? The life and […]
Catherine Vos (1865-1937) was the wife of Geerhardus Vos, who was Professor of Biblical Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary. This story Bible was a labour of love which she finished […]
According to D. A. Carson, Doriani has written one of the best books on the subject of work to date. In his endorsement to Doriani’s earlier—more substantial volume—titled, Work: It’s Purpose, […]
It is sometimes said that journalism is the first draft of history. If this is the case, then most of today’s journalists will leave a poisonous legacy to future historians. But not […]
The Good Book Company (TGBC) continues to publish excellent material. For instance, if you haven’t got Gary Millar’s commentary, 2 Corinthians For You (Good Book Company, 2020) then you should stop reading […]
Introduction: Traditional book reviews normally say how wonderful the book is, especially if you know the author. They also tend to be short. These reviews, of which this is the last, are […]
Owen Strachan, Christianity and Wokeness: How the Social Justice Movement is Hijacking the Gospel—and the Way to Stop It (Salem, 2021) While there have been, many excellent books published in recent years […]
Introduction: Bullies and Saints is a church history book, and, as we saw In part 1 https://ap.org.au/2021/07/28/learning-from-history-a-review-of-john-dickson-bullies-and-saints-zondervan-2021-part-1/ it is an excellent church history book. In part 2 I want to consider the theological questions […]
Introduction: John Dickson’s latest book is subtitled “An honest look at the good and evil of Christian history”. It has deservedly already received much praise. (It’s a small point but I don’t […]