Posted in OT on Apr 7th, 2008 2 Comments »
Have you read the Old Testament account of Jonah? Have you read or purchased a Jonah story book for a child?
Consider this.
The punchline to the article: “In Removing the Fear from the Story of Jonah, Children’s Versions Remove the Gospel, Too” [sic]. The writer’s advice: “Forget about cleaning up Jonah. Instead, tell the [...]
Posted in Church History and Historical Theology, Resources on Oct 2nd, 2007 No Comments »
I have never read Roland Bainton’s classic biography on Martin Luther. From all that I have heard about regarding that book, it seems to be a very well-written biography and really the standard on Luther for many years. In reading James Kittelson’s Luther, the Reformer, it certainly makes me curious to see how [...]
Posted in Church History and Historical Theology on Jul 6th, 2007 No Comments »
I’m drawing to a close in Dallimore’s Volume 2 of Whitefield and it has been a great joy to read about this incredible man. I have come to realize just how valuable it is to read biographies with other books. Reading about real lives that are committed to Christ is so soul inspiring, [...]
Posted in Missions and Evangelism, Personal Thoughts, Virtual M. Div on Jun 8th, 2007 No Comments »
World Missions
Contextualization and Foreign Missions
David Wells
Outgoing Imperative for World Mission
DA Carson
World Evangelization: God’s Priority for Pastors
J. Christy Wilson (I had Dr. Wilson at GCTS. He’s home with the Lord and one of the most humble and God-centered people I have ever met. This was from Desiring God’s Pastor’s Conference in 1997)
The World Mission [...]
Posted in Church History and Historical Theology, Personal Thoughts, Virtual M. Div on Jun 7th, 2007 2 Comments »
General Church History
Church History 1 (13 Lectures)
Church History 2 (21 Lectures)
Gerald Bray bio
Church History (32 Lectures)
Gregg Singer
History of Christianity 1 (32 Lectures)
History of Christianity 2 (30 Lectures)
Frank James bio
Early Church to Reformation
Ancient and Medieval Church History (35 Lectures)
David Calhoun bio
The Reformation to the Modern Church
Reformation and Modern Church History (37 Lectures)
David Calhoun
The Protestant Reformation
Glenn S. [...]
Posted in Personal Thoughts, Preaching, Virtual M. Div on Jun 6th, 2007 2 Comments »
Contextualization and Preaching
David Wells
Preach the Word
Alistair Begg
Why Does Preaching Have Such a Prominent Place in Worship
The Place of Preaching in Worship
The Centrality of God in the Preaching of a Pastor
John Piper
Christ-Centered Preaching: Preparation and the Delivery of Sermons (29 Lectures with PDFs)
Bryan Chapell and Zack Erwine
The Covenant Seminary mp3s are just an incredible free resource.
Preaching [...]
Posted in Personal Thoughts, Systematic Theology, Virtual M. Div on Jun 5th, 2007 1 Comment »
Systematic Theology Course as a Whole
Wayne Grudem Systematic Theology bio
Personally, I love Wayne Grudem’s Systematic Theo. I used Millard Erickson’s and Charles Hodge’s in seminary. Grudem’s is so much more readable. So having this class online is really an invaluable resource. Pretty much, everything regarding theology is there.
John Murray Systematic Theology [...]
Posted in NT, Personal Thoughts, Virtual M. Div on Jun 5th, 2007 No Comments »
NT Greek
Mastering NT Greek
Biblical Greek
Greek Tools for Bible Study
William Mounce bio
Intro to NT
Intro to NT (Gospel and Acts)
Craig Blomberg bio
Intro to NT (NT Epistles)
Craig Blomberg
The Reliability of the NT (Part 1)
The Reliability of the NT (Part 2)
D. A. Carson bio
The OT in the NT
D. A. Carson
Biblical Theology
Graeme Goldsworthy
Gospels
The Gospel of John - D. A. [...]
Posted in OT, Personal Thoughts, Virtual M. Div on Jun 5th, 2007 No Comments »
Ok, so I am going to try to make this as orderly as possible for those interested in getting a virtual M. Div. I’ll try to place them into categories so they’ll be easy to look up. Please note, that these are mostly audio resources. Writings are another matter, and there is [...]
