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I love reading a book that has me stopping to copy-paste quotes almost every page— it’s enjoyably annoying.
The Irresistible Revolution was one of those books for me and I am really excited to be sharing it with you today.
The Western Evangelical Church’s obsession with eschatology has grown about out of bounds. Eschatology is important, but the focus should not be on trying to prove one view over another, nor should the focus be on the devastation of God’s wrath. The focus should be on the anthem of the kingdom we find ourselves in: Jesus wins!
[Read more…] about ‘Jesus Wins’ by Dayton Hartman [Saturday Morning Review]
Let me start off by saying I am very picky when it comes to fiction books, even more so when it is fantasy or sci-fi. So when I recommend this book as a 5 out of 5, know that I mean it. The Name of the Wind is the first book of the currently incomplete KingKiller Chronicle series where magic is beautifully discussed and the hero, who may not always be the hero, fights his way through life.
[Read more…] about [GIVEAWAY] The Name of the Wind [Saturday Morning Review]
We are excited to have Justin McRoberts and Scott Erickson on the podcast this week!
They discuss their recently released book, Prayer: Forty Days of Practice. This isn’t your typical devotional and certainly not your typical interview.
This was one of our most favorite interviews on the podcast — to date!
[Read more…] about Prayer: Forty Days of Practice [Podcast #249]
Me not being ‘western’ I wondered if this book was worth a read. After recommendations from a couple of friends, I read it. There was one other important reason to read it. Most of the commentaries, books, and unpacking of scripture I engage with is western. I engage a lot with ‘western theology’, whatever that means. E. Randolph Richards and Brandon J. O’Brien wrote Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes: Removing Cultural Blinders to Better Understand the Bible.
[Read more…] about Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes [Saturday Morning Review]
The Apostles’ Creed was not a piece of my Christian upbringing. I was raised in a non-liturgical church, but I have since gone back and tried to see if I have missed out on anything.
In my estimation, I have, slightly, because I don’t have a firmly ingrained mental connection to the ancient church. I don’t have something like the Apostles’ Creed in my head at all times, and I think that I am at a disadvantage because of that fact. Of course, there are some who do have this short theological recitation memorized but with no benefit because they have learned the word but not the meaning behind them.
[Read more…] about ‘The Apostles’ Creed’ by Ben Myers [Saturday Morning Review]
