Note: I am not in agreement with the theology of AIBA. However, their archeological work is well done and of worthy of note.

 I'm always on the hunt for informative, attractive websites that appeal to my interests in Biblical Archaeology and the origins of our ...

 Getting more in tune with my OT studies.

My last book review of  The Septuagint: What It Is and Why It Matters  really whet my appetite for more history on the Septuagint. I dug dee...

It has been my pleasure to read and digest two works on the Anglican faith in the recent months.  J.I. Packer's, The Heritage of Anglic...

For sometime now I've been interested in Anglican theology but was slow to investigate my interest. So when the opportunity to review T...

Sometime ago I was looking for a way to change up my devotional time. As I was exploring different avenues I came across this video by Matth...

This post from Ligonier is a fantastic starting point for anyone looking to begin or expand their commentary library. Bingham's insig...

  Micheal Kruger, President and Professor at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte North Carolina, has a new commentary coming out in ...

 Good stuff from Kruger and White  

 There are a myriad of commentaries on the market today. For the layman or pastor one must do their research to find those that employ soun...

Just wanted to share another video by my friend Pastor Matthew Everhard on three useful, starter books every non-professional ministry lead...

I have always found commentaries useful. My eyes light up when I come across a new commentary especially by an author I respect. Such ...

Here’s just a few of the books I’ve consumed this year. Obviously I’m devouring much in the field of textual criticism. Loved every page I’...

If you’re anything like me, you find the study of textual criticism fascinating. But, most folks in the pews today do not. They instincti...

Looking for a fantastic Christmas gift for someone special? Check out the new  Geerhardus Vos Biography.

As an armchair Biblical archaeologist I was excited to see that Crossway has published  The ESV Archaeology Study Bible . I have numerou...

There are many works on the subject of suffering. Many of them good, some very good,  Kiss the Wave: Embracing Your Trials  by Dave Furman...

Many Christians struggle to make sense of the Old Testament. If you fall into this camp, you're not alone. Its not easy, let's face...

With the 500th anniversary of the Reformation upon us, below are some volumes that will help us get a grasp on Luther's theology. ...

Authors Dr. Carl Trueman and Dr. T. David Gordon spoke at the recent Remembering & Renewing Reformation Conference in Hudson, Ohio. ...

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