Judges and Ruth: God in Chaos
Mike Boling
April 27, 2016
It seemed so promising. The Israelites had entered by the mighty hand of God into the Promised Land. Joshua left
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James: Faith that Works
Mike Boling
April 26, 2016
I hate to admit that I both love and hate the book of James. Okay – I know we are
Neither Poverty nor Riches: A Biblical Theology of Possessions (Craig Blomberg)
Zach Barnhart
April 25, 2016
I’m (very slowly) working my way through InterVarsity’s New Studies in Biblical Theology series. As I was scanning some of
A Review of “The Recovery Minded Church” by Jonathan Benz and Kristina Robb-Dover
David Dunham
April 24, 2016
She did not fit the stereotype of an addict. This 24-year-old girl was articulate, intelligent, and pretty. She seemed smart
Church In Hard Places: How The Local Church Brings Life To The Poor and Needy
Dave Jenkins
April 22, 2016
Several times in my life, I’ve been confronted with the poor. By poor, I don’t mean going into a major
What is Time?: The Classic Account of the Nature of Time
Mike Boling
April 21, 2016
Time. We are constantly faced with the issue of time. “I don’t have enough time to accomplish that task.” “If
The Lion of Princeton: B.B. Warfield as Apologist and Theologian (Kim Riddlebarger)
Zach Barnhart
April 19, 2016
America, unfortunately, is not known on a historical level for its long line of theologians with positive worldwide influence. Especially
A Review of “Strength in Numbers” by Mark Shaw
David Dunham
April 17, 2016
When I finally realized what Ephesians four was calling me to I was shocked. There Paul writes that God has