@RebeccMcLaugh I just finished reading Confronting Christianity. I'm sure you get this all the time, but I have to say it, too: "Thank you!" What a wonderful book. So Christ-focused, so wise, so winsome, so brave. What a gift.
@AJWTheology But I do think that Challies has some valid points about some thinness in Comer at points. He is excellent at recognizing cultural problems, but all of the books of his I've read come back to the same prescriptions (Rule of Life, especially).
@AJWTheology I've benefited from the writing of both men, so I was eager to read Challies' review. I thought his presumption was off-putting, though, and wish he had given Comer more benefit of the doubt rather than categorizing him with Emergent or other authors.
@emlybelz Thanks for writing about this. Our (historically Anabaptist) denomination (@charischurches) practices footwashing as a distinctive practice. I wrote about why here about a decade ago: https://t.co/rDITUyWrVE
@crossway@between2worlds Is there any chance that you are going to republish Ray Ortlund's devotional on Romans (A Passion for God)? We're preaching through Romans this year and the Ortlund book would be a great resource for our members to use throughout the year.
@themightybruins I thought this article was helpful in looking at names of assistants. It's from before the season, but still interesting. https://t.co/dRBeNRHRxz
@MattSmethurst Man, I feel that. I just finished four weeks in Mark 13 and every week felt scared about blowback. (Not proud of that feeling, just acknowledging it). Are you going through Mark as a whole?
@pjtibayan Thank you for having me as a guest for the "Ethnic Harmony and the Church" conference. I thought it was really well done, and I'd love to share some of the recordings with people in our church. Are they available anywhere?
@DZRishmawy Thanks for posting this, Derek. I really benefited from Plantinga's article, and I don't think I would have found it without you posting this.