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Sirens in Stereo: Statism From the Left and the Right
Over the past few years, I have dabbled in collecting vinyl records, or LPs. Recently, I decided to upgrade my turntable and purchase a system with stereo speakers. I now have one on the right and one on the left, and the sound is warm and inviting. It has been a terrific upgrade […]
Christ the Perfect Medium
Early one morning, a man finds himself stuck in Southern California traffic on his way in to work. He lives north of the city but drives to his downtown office every day. Every morning, he finds himself in the heart of rush hour traffic, surrounded by others who commute to their job from outside the city. […]
From Dragons to Disciples: What Lewis and Tolkien Teach Us about Making Disciples
Christ’s command to his apostles to go and make disciples (Matt. 28:16–20) is intended for all his followers. Every Christian must think carefully about what it means to be a disciple of Jesus and to make a disciple of Jesus. Though the commission remains unchanged since Christ first uttered it, each new generation encounters contexts and challenges for discipleship that are both old and new. […]
Family Worship & Discipleship Resources: A Brief Bibliography
*We asked Dr. Jonathan King for his recommendation for family-focused discipleship resources. In general, Dr. King recommends the books and other materials available online through Lithos Kids, Truth78, Wolfbane Books, Grace & Truth Books, and WTS Kids. Listed below are some of his personal favorites for parents and children.* […]
The New Apostolic Reformation: A Brief Bibliography
In our essay in this issue (see “The Framing of a Movement” on page 32), we provided a broad framework for identifying and evaluating the New Apostolic Reformation. The following resources will be helpful if you desire to learn more about how the movement understands itself and how to understand it from a truly biblical perspective. […]
