Five Scholars that the Layperson Should Read

So, over at Boston Bible Geeks, Danny posted an interesting list of the 5 scholars that the average churchgoer would benefit from reading. That sounded like a great idea to me, and I was interested to read his list, so I’m stealing his idea and making my own. I’ll raise my hand and admit that [...]

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Audio Lectures: Gordon Fee on the Epistle to the Philippians

The man can preach. The audio is from the 2005 National Vineyard Conference. The morning devotions are all on Paul’s Epistle to the Philippians. You can check out all the speakers at the conference web page, or you can go straight to the Fee lectures below: The Gospel of the Kingdom Morning Devotion #1 Morning [...]

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The 5 Books That I am Most Excited to Read This Year

While I’m doing the top 5 thing, I thought I would look ahead. These are the top 5 books (or sets) that I am most excited about reading this year (so far). Again, none of these are actually new books. I’m still playing catch up. 1. John Goldingay – Old Testament Theology (3 volumes) Yes, [...]

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My Top 5 Favorite Books of 2009

Well, it’s time for the obligatory top 5 list. These are the top 5 books that I read in 2009. Only one was actually released this year, and it was a new edition reprint. These are in no particular order. 1. Bruce Waltke – An Old Testament Theology A pleasure to read. Waltke’s love for [...]

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Gordon Fee on a Trinitarian View of the Holy Spirit

As Paul put it, the glory of God has been imaged for us in the one true human who bears the divine image, Christ himself; and by beholding his face, we see the glory of the eternal God (2 Cor 3:18; 4:4, 6). The burden of this book is that we must recognize the same [...]

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