Posted by Jim Hamilton on June 16, 2009
I’m fans of both Justin Taylor and Russell D. Moore, and this is really cool. These guys must be on Macs or something. They have recorded a conversation on Dr. Moore’s new book Adopted for Life.
Aside from the coolness factor of this video, I can’t speak highly enough of this remarkable book.
Theological precision. A compelling story. Emotional impact. You don’t find all that in the same place very often, but it’s in this book.
Dr. Moore is a uniquely gifted communicator. His theology is as good as his ability to tell a story. It’s as fun to read him as it is to listen to him preach.
Some dear friends of mine said, “This is a great book to read once you’re too old to adopt children!” (paraphrase). In other words, this is a compelling and convicting book. It could change your life. Read at your own risk!
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Posted by Jim Hamilton on June 12, 2009
It’s out: Gregory A. Wills, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1859-2009
It is my understanding that today is its first day being sold at the Lifeway Store on the SBTS campus.
I was browsing the book and was surprised to see Scott Hafemann’s name. I won’t type up the whole story surrounding his name, but it is absolutely fascinating. Riveting. What has happened at this school is a work of God. It’s a miracle that I teach here. Praise the Lord!
Between this book on the history of Southern, Nettles’ biography of Boyce, and several other things that have come out, it’s quite a year for Baptist history.
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Posted by Jim Hamilton on June 11, 2009
As the annual meeting of the SBC draws nigh, Pastor Eric Schumacher has a timely post on how cooperation fits in biblical theology.
Check it out.
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