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Yikes! Sorry about the technical difficulties. And thanks for the heads-up, Mark. All is well, now :)
-jeremy
Looking for a Fall Group Study on Evangelism & Christian Mission?
For the first couple of years of his faith, John Dickson was a passionate promoter of the Christian message. But after taking an evangelism class, suddenly his joy evaporated. As he explains, “I had previously delighted in sharing Christ with others, but now it seemed a burden… This enthusiast...
Cary,
The Bible Study App by Olive is a free application for which you may purchase the WBC set for $299. It is available for Windows. You can download the application here: http://olivetree.com/bible-study-apps. Then you can purchase the set in the book store on the left side bar or here: https://www.olivetree.com/store/product.php?productid=21398
Hope this helps!,
-jeremy
Summer Scholar Sale: Word Biblical Commentary Set is 50% Off!
For scores of Bible scholars the Word Biblical Commentary (WBC) has served as an anchoring resources for building theological understanding from a solid base of biblical scholarship. Fortunate for you, Christmas came early this year! Now you can own a digital version of the entire WBC set for ...
Bob,
Dickson's treatment of 1 Tim. 2:12 advances the argument even further than the bit I shared here. Glad you enjoyed my engagement—and thanks a bunch for letting me know the position switcheroo with Bird and Keller. It's been fixed.
-jeremy
Teaching vs. Sermoning: The Case for Women Giving Sermons
“The question of women delivering sermons in church is a touchy one for many evangelical Christians,” writes John Dickson. “For some it is even a test case of whether someone is an evangelical.” (11) Yet Dickson plunges into the deep end with his book Hearing Her Voice: A Case for Women Giving...
Thanks for your comment, David. Great idea! We've posted samples to both Obadiah and Jonah for your previewing pleasure.
-jeremy
How is the "Hearing the Message of Scripture" Commentary Series Unique?
Yesterday Zondervan Academic introduced a new Old Testament commentary series, the Hearing the Message of Scripture series. It will serve and assist pastors and teachers in their study of the Old Testament by helping them better understand and convey the meaning behind each text. We believe thi...
Sorry everybody! Dropped the wrong YouTube embedded link. It's been corrected. But guess who'll be up next in our MAS line-up :)
Thanks for letting me know and sorry for the confusion!
-jeremy
My Advice to Students — Doug Campbell Shares 2 Things to Cure Boredom and Theological Weakness in Students
In our ongoing advice series to students, Doug Campbell (contributor to the book Four Views on the Apostle Paul) shares two bits of insight he wishes he would have received early on in his career. The first thing he advises is, "You need to feel that you've been called to your subject." You will...
Jim,
We announced the winners yesterday at the top of this blog post in bold.
-jeremy
"Church History, vol 2: From Pre-Reformation to the Present Day" Review Giveaway
**UPDATE 8/30/13: Thanks to everyone who was interested in reviewing and rating this book! Congratulations to the following 25 people who were the winners in our random selection: Erick Loh, Luke Geraty, Jim West, Jorge Roa, John Wiley, David A Booth, Craig Falvo, Paul Schultz, Christopher Nylan...
Yes, you're right Mark. Thanks for the correction!
Key Influences on Con Campbell's Research for His Book "Paul and Union with Christ"
Constantine R. Campbell's new Paul and Union with Christ is one of the most thorough treatments of one of Paul's most important, yet obtuse subjects I have seen. As Campbell explains, "The theme of union with Christ in the writings of the apostle Paul is at once dazzling and perplexing. Its p...
Thanks, Keith. If you meant to post this as an entry for the contest, please comment on that post as only comments there are eligible for the contest. Thanks...and sorry if there was confusion.
Who Says Church History Is Boring?! Volume 2 of "Church History" Sets Out to Prove Them Wrong
As a historical theologian I certainly have a weakness for the ebb and flow of church history and the nitty-gritty of the historical development of theology. But as a pastor I want church history to be what John Woodbridge wants it to be: an engaging resource for people in their life vis-a-vis t...
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