Author: Tim Challies

What Was the Star and How Did the Wise Men Know To Follow It?

What Was the Star and How Did the Wise Men Know To Follow It?

Posted by | Dec 22, 2019 | |

This sponsored post was provided by ReformedPreacher.com. What was the star and how did the wise men know to follow it? These are questions people are curious to have answered, especially this time of year. During the Christmas season, many who are hostile to anything Biblical, won’t object to hearing about the “Christmas Story”. Often, they welcome it with curiosity! When would be a better opportunity for some undercover evangelizing than when gathering with our friends and family during Christmas …

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Weekend A La Carte (December 21)

Weekend A La Carte (December 21)

Posted by | Dec 21, 2019 | |

Today’s Kindle deals include several books, among them John Stott’s excellent “commentary-devotionals” on Romans. (Yesterday on the blog: 7 New and Notable Books for December) 2019: A Christian Music Review Every year Jeremy Howard writes up a list of the best Christian music of the past 12 months. Every year I link to it (even though I disagree with a fair bit of it). Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy The NY Times did some investigative reporting, and what …

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7 New and Notable Books for December

7 New and Notable Books for December

Posted by | Dec 20, 2019 | |

Even late in the year, we continue to see some excellent new books come our way. And, one way or another, most of them make their way to boxes on my front doorstep. I sort through all those books and try to distill them down to some of the most notable. Here are the ones that stood out to me this time around. Systematic Theology by Robert Letham. “This comprehensive systematic theology by a respected theologian covers the whole field …

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A La Carte (December 20)

A La Carte (December 20)

Posted by | Dec 20, 2019 | |

The Kindle deals seem to be slowing down a little pre-Christmas, but I did track down a few that you may want to look at. Mary, Joseph, and Jesus Were Not Refugees While there may be some similarities, Mary, Joseph, and Jesus were not refugees as we understand the term today. “There is a thought-provoking image circulating the internet that depicts a nativity scene unlike most we’re familiar with. It’s a picture of Mary, Joseph, and Jesus, each in separate …

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A La Carte (December 19)

A La Carte (December 19)

Posted by | Dec 19, 2019 | |

I’m running a little late today and haven’t yet had time to dig for Kindle deals. I’ll do that now and see if I can find anything interesting. Logos users: My recommended NT commentary bundle is 50% off right now—a great deal! That will get you some rock-solid commentaries to begin or extend any collection. (Yesterday on the blog: Dad Died with Dirt on His Hands) My Son Did Not Live One Day More or Less Than God Planned It is …

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