Locally, I have added two resource pages – links on the KJV Only Controversy and Advice for Bloggers and Blog Readers.
Some other things of note around the web and blogworld:
Thad Noyes has some good advice for you if you are "Already Behind in Your Bible Reading" for this year.
Dustin Benge pleads with pastors to mentor.
Phil Johnson has some thoughts on preaching from 1 Corinthians 1:21-22.
David Prince preached a challenging message in chapel at Southern Seminary on November 15, 2007, entitled, “When the Glory of God Becomes and Idol: Ministry in the Kingdom of Christ” (.mp3 format) and argues that those truly committed to the glory of God will do more than just talk about it with their buddies – they will talk to the kind of people Jesus talked to and be fervent in evangelism. Highly recommended listening!
Thabiti Anyabwile posts a list for reading on evangelism in 2008.
Tom Ascol supplies an excellent quote from John Newton on “zeal blended with benevolence and humility.”
Kevin Bauder is writing a series on “Fundamentalism and Scholarship.” Read: Part 1 - Part 2
Jason Button helpfully interacts with John Piper’s chapter, “Brothers, Bitzer Was a Banker,” (click here for the chapter from the book and here for the original article it was based on) from Brothers, We Are Not Professionals. This resource calls us to be diligent students of the Scriptures, encouraging original language study.
Tim Challies has started a series on the inerrancy of the Bible (see here, here, and here).
Phil Johnson and Dr. Bob McCabe (here, here, and here) have been posting on total depravity.
John MacArthur reminds us that spreading the gospel, not politics, should be our primary concern.
Allen Mickle issues a call for more scholarship in the realm of Baptist history and gives a good example.
Dr. Albert Mohler talks about a change of pronouns in speaking of abortion
Said at Southern has posted an audio message of Martin Luther King speaking at Southern Seminary in 1961.
Owen Strachan shares some reflections on his last day working in the office of Dr. Albert Mohler.
Books
Albert Mohler has a new feature on his blog – “The Reading List” – and one of his earliest posts is a brief but worthwhile review of Mark Dever’s The Gospel and Personal Evangelism.
Trevin Wax gives a brief review of an excellent resource, J. Gresham Machen’s Christianity and Liberalism. Although close to a century old, it is still quite relevant. In it he shows that liberalism and Christianity are two completely different things. This book would be especially helpful for those in nominally Christian colleges and seminaries to read.
Douglas Brown gives a helpful review of Bruce Waltke’s commentary on Genesis.
Is the recently published Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament (edited by Carson/Beale) worth getting? (I certainly hope so, as I just ordered it the other day!) Here are some opinions:
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Tomorrow, look for the conclusion of Dr. Jim Hamilton's article on "Spiritual Formation and the New Media: Making Good Use of the Mammon of Unrighteousness" (Part 1 and Part 2).
Have a great day!
