Some people have commented that they are disappointed that this year’s calendar from Messianic Jewish Publications has artwork instead of photos from me. Actually there are three calendars this year of which my pictures are a part, but come January we’ll be looking at a blank wall (well, there is possibly one exception). But I… Read More »
I have found a good deal on 6 classic books on the life of Christ, for about $2.50 a book. The catch? 1) They’re for the computer, in Logos/Libronix format. 2) They haven’t quite been published yet. But that’s the reason for this post. Logos will publish these 6 books in a collection if there… Read More »
Now I’ve read some of the others who have answered these questions, and frankly, either they are really smart or I’m just the opposite. But without pretense, here are my honest answers, as best as I can determine with my imperfect memory. 1. One book that changed your life: The Student Map Manual. 2.… Read More »
There’s been a meme going around that has received a lot of attention for bloggers, at least ones that I read (like Moorhead). That’s really no surprise, given that most of these bloggers are readers. No one has tagged me (which is the way I like it), but I have decided to answer… Read More »
All other Eugene Merrill fans out there will be excited to know that his OT theology is being released next month. I remember a couple of years ago when he was working on it in Jerusalem. He was working with just a Bible and a computer, as I recall. Not exactly like other works which… Read More »
John Piper is back and has a report on his sabbatical. I can’t imagine what it would be like to have 11 hours a day to work without interruption! (HT: BTW) The Valley of Vision CD is now for sale. This is a collection of songs based on the book of Puritan prayers.… Read More »
Yad HaShmonah was the subject of a 10-page article in the Orthodox magazine Yated Ne’eman. A summary is given in this week’s Caspari Media Review. Consider the source and don’t believe everything you read. David Powlison also has prostate cancer and takes the opportunity to add to Piper’s recent essay, “Don’t Waste Your Cancer.” Craig… Read More »
Some months ago I had the idea to post a short note here about some people who have greatly impressed me. These are individuals that aren’t (and will never be) in the news, but are the types of people that I want my kids to grow up to be. Josh Watson has been teaching the… Read More »
1. I didn’t really know what to think about Bush’s decision on the port situation. I saw some of the pros and cons. But when I learned that Jimmy Carter was on the same side as Bush, the answer became clear. I’m not sure that I’ve ever known someone so consistently wrong as #39. It’s… Read More »
Some former IBEXers know Irit Iffert or her sister Yael (who married Benj Foreman). Irit has one of the most beautiful voices and she has just released her first album. She has written about 300 songs but her best dozen are on this CD. The songs are about the Lord and her faith and even… Read More »