Review of Good & Angry by David Powlison
Good & Angry is an excellent resource for pastors, counselors, or believers who want to deepen their understanding of biblical anger or seek help in overcoming their struggles.
Topic Practical Theology
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Revisiting Church Covenants: The Importance of the Covenant Idea to Congregationalism and Recent Challenges to It
Our Congregational and Baptist forefathers concluded that church covenants were an essential ingredient of church membership and foundational for church discipline.
Review of Reading the Psalms as Scripture by James M. Hamilton Jr. and Matthew Damico
One only needs to look up the lyrics of the latest hits on the Spotify Top Charts to confirm that “bad worldviews produce bad art” (52). Most popular songs are simply another variation of the same song. It is a…
Review of The Christian Family by Herman Bavinck
Bavinck’s The Christian Family is one of the best—it could be argued the best—book-length apologies for the family in print today.
Seek the Things Above: A Sermon on Colossians 3:1–4
The greatest hope of the Christian is this right here: the return of Christ, and our glorification with Him.
Towards a Biblical Account of the Origins of Church and State
Giving close attention to the Bible’s account of the origins of church and state yields insight into their purpose and aids Christians in understanding their proper relationship, the nature of their authority, and how we ought to live under the administration of each.
Review of Leadership and Emotional Sabotage by Joe Rigney
Strong men make for good times, and we are not dealing with a surplus of such men right now. This book both helps us see why that’s the case, and how to go about addressing it.