Best and Worst Reads of 2021
It’s time for my annual run-down of the literary heroes and zeroes I’ve encountered. It was a good year for […]
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Is It Abuse? — Highlights
I can’t stress enough how important this book is for pastors and elders. We can’t be naive about the presence […]
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Spiritual Impact of Abuse on Children
I’ve been reading this book by Darby Strickland for a few weeks now. I can only take it in small […]
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Biblical Joy
Like many other pastors, I’ve often tried to explain the true depth and breadth of biblical joy. I don’t think […]
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Is God a Hypothesis?
I’ve just published my critique of Stephen Meyer’s Return of the God Hypothesis at Creation Without Compromise — click here […]
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Science and Loss of Faith
Some years ago, during the creation/evolution debates in the Canadian Reformed Churches, the claim was made that young people were […]
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Discerning Devotionals
Over the years, I’ve received many requests from people looking for devotional literature. The one person wants a book of […]
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What are FRCA Pastors Reading?
Last week we had our biannual Free Reformed ministers conference in Western Australia. One of the great things about such […]
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Damned Lies
Don Shipley’s purpose in life is to expose fake Navy SEALs (like the one portrayed above). There are heaps of […]
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Does the Bible Advocate Genocide?
I’m really impressed with this new book by Michael J. Kruger. Through a series of letters to his daughter Emma, […]
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This past week, I shared the following links on social media and I think they’re worth sharing here too: When […]
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Have Muslim Friends?
Samuel Green’s Where to Start With Islam: A New Approach to Engaging with Muslim Friends (Sydney: Matthias Media, 2019) is […]
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Mission and Reformed Covenant Theology
I don’t normally review multi-author collections of essays and this isn’t going to be an exception to that. I just […]
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