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Last year I asked Gerald Bray—Research Professor at Beeson Divinity School at Samford University and director of research for the Latimer Trust—a few basic questions about biblical interpretation. I...

John Piper explains in this sermon given in London.

Kevin DeYoung reviews Richad Stearns’s The Hole in Our Gospel—the Evangelical Publishing Association’s 2010 Book of the Year. Kevin prefaces his review in this way: There are many more...

John Starke at TGC Reviews interviews Eric Metaxas about his new biography on Bonhoeffer.

Here’s a very helpful introduction to reading the Fathers from Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III, delivered this past week at Together for the Gospel: For more from Duncan, see...

David: Michael New, a political scientist specializing in abortion statistics, explains why T.R. Reid’s “analysis is superficial and unconvincing.” Ramesh Ponnuru calls Reid’s op-ed “absurd,” says that Professor New’s...

Here’s a very good message from Russell Moore, author of Adopted for Life, from a conference devoted to the theme: More audio and video from the conference here.

I’m not sure how many version of the best-selling The Five Love Languages Gary Chapman has written. I went to CBD, and here is at least a sampling (I...

Tristan Carnahan of Desiring God has directed a nice little video playing off of a famous quote from C.S. Lewis: “If there lurks in most modern minds the notion...

Thirty seven years ago today (January 22) the Supreme Court issued its infamous decision, asserting that women have a Constitutional right to terminate the life of their unborn children...

CNN has a fascinating article today on the post-Avatar blues by some viewers. Here’s an example of a guy who posted on a film forum: “Ever since I went...

The NYT today profiles Princeton’s Robert P. George, The Conservative-Christian Big Thinker. HT: James Grant

Maybe it’s poor form to use this forum to point to one’s own blog, but . . . At this link you can download eight songs on the incarnation...

The multi-campus church hits the front page of USA Today. HT: Michael Colaneri

“Though I have much to write to you, I would rather not use paper and ink. Instead I hope to come to you and talk face to face, so...