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Conquering the Qur’an

by | Aug 22, 2005 | Bible, Books, History, Theology

As an introduction to the History of Islam class that I will be taking this semester, our professor handed out a New York Times article from August 20, 2002 entitled, “Assigned Reading on Koran in Chapel Hill Raises Hackles.” Unfortunately, the New York...

Desiring God

by | Aug 16, 2005 | Books, Preaching, Theology

I have of late been entranced by pastor, preacher, and writer John Piper. I just finished his book, The Pleasures of God, and I have started working my way through his Romans sermons series (I’ve finished about twenty sermons, and we aren’t out of chapter...

On the Cohesiveness of the Scriptures

by | May 4, 2005 | Bible, Theology

So, I was reading from Numbers 10 about the use of silver trumpets within the nation of Israel. It was interesting, but I was sort of thinking about it as being on par (in terms of importance) with prohibitions against boiling an animal in its mother’s milk or...

By the Grace of God

by | Nov 9, 2004 | Books, Theology

The Proper Attitude of Man Under Grace: To believe, and to consent to be loved while unworthy, is the great secret. To refuse to make “resolutions” and “vows”; for that is to trust in the flesh. To expect to be blessed, though realizing more...

Ego – Book Review for Anthem, by Ayn Rand

by | Sep 21, 2004 | Books, Culture, Theology

This evening I read Ayn Rand’s Anthem. For those of you who are unfortunate not to have ever read any of her works, I highly recommend that you do. This one is particularly good to start with, since it is extremely short (well under 100 pages). Be warned,...

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