Daily Archives: October 2, 2019

Mysteries Of The Bible: Isaiah 66:7-8: Shall A Nation Be Born At Once?

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When we look at Bible passages, it is extremely important to recognize the sorts of double messages that exist in them.  Let us take as our text Isaiah 66:5-11, a text which looks at the consolation of Zion:  “Hear the … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Take And Read

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Take And Read:  Spiritual Reading:  An Annotated List, by Eugene H. Peterson Having read many of the books discussed here before, I must admit that I did not think about who was writing the book until after I read it.  … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Christian Philosophy

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Christian Philosophy, edited by Thomas P. Flint In reading a book like this, one can have several purposes.  For one, a book like this can demonstrate the scope of Christian philosophy, demonstrating to the reader what it is that that … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Into The Silent Land

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Into The Silent Land:  A Guide To The Christian Practice Of Contemplation, by Martin Laird As someone who reads a great deal about the issue of contemplation and meditation, I have to say that this is the sort of book … Continue reading →

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