February 2016
The historical Adam (3): does it matter?
In January’s guest column we considered the scientific data that leads some professing evangelicals to argue Adam cannot have been…
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In January’s guest column we considered the scientific data that leads some professing evangelicals to argue Adam cannot have been…
Read moreDoes how we dress matter? Dress obviously mattered to the recently elected executive chairman of Barclays Bank. On assuming control,…
After two weeks of torrential rain, it was yet another answer to prayer that the official opening of Yorkshire Camps’…
Bible Society of Mongolia (BSM) has completed a translation of the Bible into Mongolian (ISBN 978-1-84475-013-9 and 978-1-84475-014-6), based on…
Twenty-two Syrian Christian families, totalling more than 60 people, are being held captive by Islamic State (IS) in Raqqa, the…
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The author is an experienced Presbyterian pastor, who was formerly Professor of Old Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi. Both these career aspects are apparent in the way he tackles this exposition of the life of Abraham, our…
This is the first of three studies working through the book of Acts. Gerard Chrispin (Christian Prison Resources Ministries; United Beach Mission and Christian Answer; Day One author) brings his passion for the Word of God, along with his clear…
If one is looking for a brief insight into one of the world’s leading theologians and apologists of the twentieth century, this is an excellent choice. Machen was born on 28 July 1881 to Arthur and Mary ‘Minnie’. They taught…
When I preached a series of sermons on the books of Kings, I was sorely tempted to rely on the two excellent volumes by Dale Ralph Davis and let him do the hard work for me. The struggle with temptation…
