The Blessings of ETS
This week I had the privilege of presenting another paper as well as participating in a panel at the annual gathering of the Evangelical…
Books
20 Reasons To Give Thanks As I Reflect on CCU in 2021
One of the few hymns even younger Christian students still know is called ‘The Doxology.’ It is sung in congregations around the world every…
We Still Believe in Great
We believe in Great. In fact, most people do. People tend to have enough common sense to want to send their children to a…
My Top Twelve Books for 2020
“When one has read a book, I think there is nothing so nice as discussing it with someone else.” So wrote a young C.S.…
MORNING AND EVENING by C.H. Spurgeon, A Devotional Classic to Begin the Year With
Christian bookstore shelves are crowded with devotional books. Most are new. Many are faddish. Few have longevity. Among the few enduring devotional classics is…
The Joy of Meaty Christian Biographies
It is counter cultural, anti-twitteral, and to many people simply a colossal waste of time. But not to wise people. For them it’s a…
Churchill, by Paul Johnson, A Book Review by Don Sweeting
Churchill, by Paul Johnson, A Book Review by Don Sweeting for Books, Culture, Media, Life in the 21st Century (3rd edition), a journal of Colorado Christian University. Of the…
Reformed Classics: The Valley of Vision (A Great Devotional Tool For the New Year)
The way we pray reveals a lot about what we believe and about the depth of our faith. Is ours a God-centered faith, or…
Books I Received For Christmas 2011
So what did you receive for Christmas? The famous Christian humanist Desiderius Erasmus once said, “When I get a little money I buy books;…
Operation World: One of the Most Important Missions Books of All Time
Besides the Bible, what is the most important missions book of all time? As a pastor, I would try to read at least one…