Weekly Recap, June 1, 2024

Kirsten Birkett's Summary of SING! HOW WORSHIP TRANSFORMS YOUR LIFE, FAMILY, AND CHURCH, by Keith and Kristyn Getty

A Brief Book Summary from Books At a Glance  by Kirsten Birkett    About the Authors Keith and Kristyn Getty are modern hymn writers credited with re–inventing the traditional hymn form. They have created a catalogue of songs teaching Christian…

Peter J. Gentry's Review of ANSWERING THE PSALMIST’S PERPLEXITY: NEW-COVENANT NEWNESS IN THE BOOK OF PSALMS, by James Hely Hutchinson

A Book Review from Books at a Glance by Peter J. Gentry   James Hely Hutchinson has given us another excellent treatment of biblical theology in the series NSBT edited by D. A. Carson and Benjamin L. Gladd. The focus…

David Finkbeiner's Review of DISPENSATIONAL HERMENEUTICS: INTERPRETATION PRINCIPLES THAT GUIDE DISPENSATIONALISM’S UNDERSTANDING OF THE BIBLE’S STORYLINE, by Michael J. Vlach

A Book Review from Books At a Glance  by David Finkbeiner   Those who have wished to understand dispensational theology better in recent years have found in Michael J. Vlach a clear, able expositor of Dispensationalism. That trend continues in…

Video Interview with Stephen J. Wellum, author of SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY: FROM CANON TO CONCEPT: VOLUME 1, PART 11

An Author Interview from Books At a Glance    Part 2: The Revelation of the Triune God Who Speaks Chapter 6: Natural or General Revelation In the discussion, Fred Zaspel and Steve Wellum introduce the doctrine of natural revelation. Wellum…

Reflecting on the Glory of the Cross, by Stephen J. Wellum

Editor’s Note: The doctrine of penal substitution has in our day begun to lose its central place as the informing factor in understanding the various facets of Christ’s cross work, and so we were pleased to see the subject taken…

Kristin Stiles' Review of SADIE FINDS HER VOICE: WHEN YOU FEEL SHY, by Aaron Sironi

A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Kristin Stiles   Sadie is a shy little bunny.  How will she ever cope when her parents have to take a trip away, and she is left to stay with her…