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Hear R.C. read The Prince’s Poison Cup
from Chris Larson Nov 04, 2008 Category: Articles
In the midst of the election cacophony, take a break and listen to today's Renewing Your Mind broadcast. Dr. Sproul provides a dramatic reading of his newest children's book The Prince's Poison Cup. Produced by John M. Duncan, this audiobook has a full musical score with sound effects. It's a delightful 16 minutes. Keep Reading -
The World Upside Down
from Burk Parsons Nov 04, 2008 Category: Articles
It's hard to believe that it was nearly a decade ago that we witnessed the turn of the third millennium. If you recall, on New Year's Day several network TV stations featured live coverage from around the world. It was an international spectacle with an estimated viewing audience of more than one billion worldwide. With great intrigue I watched as each culture welcomed the new millennium in its own way according to the customs of its heritage. Fireworks, music, singing, dancing, parades- -- all in celebration of the new millennium. Keep Reading -
Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, November 2008
from Various Nov 03, 2008 Category: Articles
The November edition of Tabletalk is out. This month's theme is "The Church of Jesus Christ and its Impact Around the World." The issue looks at the global church, rejoicing in the worldwide witness of the Christian faith. Keep Reading -
When an Architect Should “Take a Mulligan”
from Keith Mathison Nov 02, 2008 Category: Articles
I was recently skimming a book about Cambridge University and ran across a picture of the new Divinity Faculty building completed in 2000. Having looked at page after page of pictures of the centuries-old buildings of Cambridge, I was taken aback by the design chosen for this new structure. I decided to do an online search to see what the old building looked like. It's quite a contrast. Here is a picture of the old Divinity Faculty building: Keep Reading -
Top 5 Commentaries on The Song of Songs
from Keith Mathison Nov 01, 2008 Category: Articles
It is somewhat difficult to recommend a "Top 5" list on the Song of Songs because one's inclusion of commentaries in the list will largely depend on whether one takes an allegorical or non-allegorical approach to the book. The list below is based on my own non-allegorical approach to the book. Keep Reading -
Video: Journey to The Reformation Study Bible
from Chris Larson Oct 31, 2008 Category: Articles
Turn to the Word that turned the world upside down. In this 8-minute video, we learn from Dr. R.C. Sproul the importance of Scripture as the Protestant Reformation ignited Europe with the flame of truth. He also writes about it here. Keep Reading -
Happy Reformation Day 2008
from Chris Larson Oct 31, 2008 Category: Articles
Get a Reformation Study Bible for a Gift of Any Amount... Keep Reading -
Introduction to The Reformation Study Bible
from R.C. Sproul Oct 31, 2008 Category: Articles
The Bible is a book. It may be called a collection of books compiled together into one majestic volume. As a book it is designed to be read. In this respect it is like all other books. But the Bible is not like any other book. It is the Book of Books. We customarily call this book the Holy Bible. Its holiness is found in its "otherness." It is a sacred book because it transcends and stands apart from, above, every other book. It is holy because its ultimate Author is holy. It is holy because its message is holy. It is holy because its content is designed to make us holy. Keep Reading -
Endorsements for The Reformation Study Bible (ESV)
from Chris Larson Oct 30, 2008 Category: Articles
For those considering our 2008 Reformation Week special offer, we wanted to offer a little more encouragement by republishing endorsements for The Reformation Study Bible: Keep Reading -
Wittenberg: The Protestant Rome?
from Keith Mathison Oct 30, 2008 Category: Articles
What happens when church marketing meets church history? Citizens of the German city of Wittenberg may soon find out. In honor of the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's arrival in Wittenberg as a student and a monk, the leaders of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD) have declared a "Luther Decade" -- a plan to rebuild German Protestantism. Keep Reading
