Presbyformed

Book Review: The Call – By Os Guinness

This book has been sitting on my shelf for about three or four years. I had expected it to be rather trite and boring fluff. I was…… Read more “Book Review: The Call – By Os Guinness”

If there is one great noteworthy trend going on right now in the realm of biblical scholarship it is the turn towards attempting to re-read the Scriptures…… Read more “Book Review: The Unseen Realm – By Michael S. Heiser”

Two-thousand years after the birth of Christ, the missionary work of Paul, and a small movement within Judaism spreading throughout the Roman Empire, it can be easy…… Read more “Book Review: Destroyer of the gods – By Larry Hurtado”

Imagine for a moment being told that your history book is wrong because archaeologists digging in Georgia have discovered evidence that the United States previously allowed slavery.…… Read more ““The Bible was WRONG”… or Not; Religious Illiteracy in West Reaches New Low”

The book of Genesis is always an edifying read and Dr. Richard Belcher Jr. offers a nice tour of the text with a special focus on the progress…… Read more “Book Review: Genesis – By Richard P. Belcher Jr.”

In light of the upcoming 500th Anniversary of the Reformation I decided to do some appropriate reading. Apart from listening through the Frank James III’s wonderful History…… Read more “Book Review: The Story of the Reformation – By William Stevenson”

There aren’t many individuals in modern history more studied – or at least referenced – that Adolf Hitler. As we know from Godwin’s Law, “As an online…… Read more “Book Review: Hitler’s Theology – By Rainer Bucher”

As George Weigel reported in First Things, the past one-hundred years have been “the greatest era of persecution in Christian history,” so much so that “more Christians died…… Read more “The Christian and Submission to Civil Government”

Michael Wilcock’s book The Message of Revelation is – as might be expected – a commentary on the book of Revelation. However, as the editors say in…… Read more “Book Review: The Message of Revelation – By Michael Wilcock”

In his classic work Orthodoxy, G.K. Chesterton asks whether one can “hate [the world] enough to change it, and yet love it enough to think it worth…… Read more “Sacred & Secular: How Should Christians Interact With the World?”