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Is It a Mistake to Stay at the Crossroads?

I want to argue that there are some important parallels between the scepticism that Augustine encountered and some contemporary ways of handling the Bible...

The Underbelly of Revival? Five Reflections on Various Failures in the Young, Restless, and Reformed Movement

by D. A. Carson

Here in the US, and to some extent elsewhere, we have witnessed a significant movement of (mostly young) Christians who have sometimes been tagged “the young, restless, and Reformed...

Articles

PASTORAL PENSÉES: Keeping Eschatology and Ethics Together: The Teaching of Jesus, the Work of Albert Schweitzer, and the Task of Evangelical Pastor-Theologians

by Stephen Witmer

Jesus and the authors of the New Testament consistently link how Jesus’ followers are to live (ethics) with when they live (eschatology)...

The Gradual Nature of Sanctification: Σάρξ as Habituated, Relational Resistance to the Spirit

by Steven L. Porter

Possessing a helpful explanation of the slowness of spiritual change can be encouraging to Christians who are not growing spiritually as quickly or consistently as they might have hoped...

Participants in What We Proclaim: Recovering Paul’s Narrative of Pastoral Ministry

by William R. Edwards

Many have written on the difficulties of pastoral ministry, backed by research into the demise of those who become discouraged in the work...

Three Reflections on Evangelical Academic Publishing

by Andrew David Naselli

In light of John A. D’Elia’s A Place at the Table and Stanley E...

Bye-bye Bible? Progress Report on the Death of Scripture

by Robert W. Yarbrough

A trio of recent books raises important questions on how Scripture is handled in halls of (certain kinds of) learning and how such handling affects Scripture’s perceived truth and message...