In Celebration of Christmas
The following poem was originally part of a cycle of poems written in celebration of the birth of our first child....
posted on: Dec 24, 2013 | author: Andrew
In Defense of Christian Materialism
Admittedly, the title is a bit of a hook. Definitions mean everything and my definition of Christian Materialism,...
posted on: Dec 4, 2013 | author: Andrew
Larry Flynt and the Justice of Capita...
In an article that appeared in The Hollywood Reporter on October 17, Hustler publisher Larry Flynt argued strenuously...
posted on: Nov 6, 2013 | author: Andrew
City Vision: Tim Keller and Charles W...
In recent years, few voices have championed the place of the city in our gospel intentions as thoroughly as has...
posted on: Sep 19, 2013 | author: Andrew
The Beatific City
Slumbering, the ache awakes in heart and mind and grows and feverishly spreads its unkind tentacles throughout its...
posted on: Sep 19, 2013 | author: Andrew
Temptator Divinis, Part II
The Divine Tempter, Part II In my previous post, I detailed three points of contact between the encounter of Eve...
posted on: Sep 5, 2013 | author: Andrew
God delights in the unlikely. God frequently chooses and uses the people whom we least expect. He is crafting lives into living echoes of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. Humanity's story exitsts because of God's story. How do you find your place in God's redemptive story?
Advance praise for Echoes of the Messiah:
Jesus taught us that all of the Bible is about and points to Him. ECHOES OF THE MESSIAH masterfully shows how the lives of particular Old Testament figures and the apostles do just that! I really like this book. It is a superb work and I hope it receives a wide and fruitful reading.
—Daniel L. Akin, president, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
