While he waits to see if Ohio State can sneak in the back door to the National Championship, Brian McLaughlin spent his Thanksgiving holiday reading N.T. Wright. His summary is very helpful.
He plans to read Piper next.
Unpacking Forgiveness by Chris Brauns
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A Brick in the Valley
- Justin Taylor explains why he believes in a covenant of works
- Have you called your “mama” yet? Listen to the Bear.
- An Appropriate Video on Mother’s Day
- Eric Metaxas on “A Savage Attack”
- Reflections on “The Wild Things”
- Visit a church with Ed Stetzer
- Dangerous Concessions
- Thom Rainer’s 10 Signs of an Inwardly Focused Church
- Sometimes it ain’t easy going to church
- Disney World encourages Wittmer’s kid to take over the world
A very helpful summary, and one that will be beneficial for our upcoming meeting of the Lone Star Founders Fraternal where we discuss these issues.
Thanks!
my pastor read piper’s book this past sunday afternoon and [preached] a review of it to us sunday night:
http://www.sermonaudio.com/source_detail.asp?sourceid=msbc
*the morning service is up now, but not the evening service yet….
Joy, Joy, Joy:
I am currently reading Piper. My favorite B.B. (B.B.=British Blogger) Adrian Warnock has a series of posts on Piper’s book.
See:
http://adrianwarnock.com/2007/11/book-piper-on-wright-conclusion-what-is.html
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