Reordering the Christian life
A paperback copy of Paul Louis Metzger’s Consuming Jesus arrived in the mail a couple of weeks ago to replace the Word document I’ve been using. I’ve been blogging through
Books
Top Ten Things to Say on Returning Home with Conference Book Plunder
10. “Look at how much money I saved! These were all forty to fifty percent off!”
9. “You should have seen the temptations! This is the small price of my restraint.”
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Free (and almost free) stuff
Some free or almost free stuff you may enjoy:
* If you’ve been following the controversy over the New Perspective on Paul, you probably know that John Piper has a new book that
Transforming the consumer church
I’ve been blogging through the first couple of chapters of Paul Metzger’s book Consuming Jesus. So far, Metzger has been raising some familiar concerns. The evangelical church isn’t what it
Blind to sinister forces
Not every book on the consumerism and the church includes a chapter on fallen powers. But Paul Metzger’s book Consuming Jesus devotes a healthy section to this topic. Metzger writes, “Sinister forces