James A. Lee reviews The Politics of Witness. Bevere sets out his treatment of the “Politics of Witness” by introducing readers to the dilemma of the church in modernity and the temptation it faces to wield power in a world that permits it much leverage to do so. Read the whole thing!
6:16 PM Let's see: I've been talkin' with some friends Down Under about a visit to Australia next spring. Isn't that cool? Wouldn't it be something to surf Manli or Bondy? In between lecturing and speaking, of course. I'll let you know how things turn out, but it sounds like them Aussies are downright serious….
Energion Direct is currently offering a special promotion on the entire Areopagus series: Buy 2, Get 1 Free. Not only that, but you can get a quantity discount as well. So now is the time to stock up on these books for all those small group studies. You know you want some challenging curriculum. Buy…
8:43 AM Let's see: Is divorce ever permissible for a believer? And what about remarriage after divorce? You would think that such questions would hardly need to be asked in the Bible Belt, but the fact is that divorce is not uncommon in many of our churches. The world remains a place of struggle between…
Thanks to Nick for a thorough review. In celebration of his review, I'm going to put Tithing after the Cross on sale at 30% off for the next 48 hours at Energion Direct.
From Eric Carpenter at A Pilgrim's Progress.
Bob Cornwall, author of Areopagus volume Untilmate Allegiance: The Subversive Nature of the Lord's Prayer, meditates on Acts 5, and his thoughts lead him to Archbishop Oscar Romero of San Salvador.
9:23 AM As co-editor (with Allan Bevere) of the Areopagus Series, I am delighted to have received this morning a new manuscript that we will begin editing this weekend. The author is David Croteau of Liberty University. David received his Ph.D. under Andreas Köstenberger here at SEBTS. His dissertation was published as You Mean I…
You can find his review here. Thanks to Nick for a thorough and thoughtful review.
