Phil Gons shares a valuable bibliography of resources on union with Christ. It’s currently divided into eight parts:
Tonight I live-blogged a Trinity Debate between Bruce Ware and Wayne Grudem vs. Tom McCall and Keith Yandell on this question: “Do relations of authority and submission exist eternally among the Persons of the Godhead?”
During the Q&A, I asked a question from Phil Gons, who was watching the debate via live streaming and emailed me the question. I was disappointed in Dr. Yandell’s answer. Basically, he made fun of the question, apparently because it did not compute with his metaphysical system. Frustrating. Phil shares and explains his penetrating question more here and here.
Phil Gons shares that Firefox has some add-ons that can serve as tools for safer surfing online:
Related: John Piper’s “Resources on Sexuality“
By Philip R. Gons, Matthew C. Hoskinson, and Andrew David Naselli
(cross-posted at our respective blogs: Gons, Hoskinson, Naselli)
Christians will give an account to God for their lives, and wise Christians live in light of that sobering reality (Rom 14:12; 2 Cor 5:10). Consequently, we have covenanted to keep each other accountable in preparation for our future accounting. Since some of our friends have asked us about our method of accountability, we decided to co-author this article in order to glorify God by provoking other Christians to seek out a greater degree of accountability.
Phil Gons reflects on advantages of Logos books over print books after moving his his library from South Carolina across the country to Washington. I heartily agree with him!
Cf. “Are E-Books Riskier Than Print Books?” and “How Is an E-Library Superior to a Print Library?” in my review of Scholar’s Library: Gold (Logos Bible Software).
Phil Gons just announced that he is now working for the makers of Logos Bible Software! (He also writes, “Some of you may want to check out the Logos resources that I’m selling.”)
If you don’t subscribe already, I’d strongly recommend adding the PastorBookshelf blog to your blog reader. It’s a new feature at PastorResources that Phil Gons just started in mid-February. The site explains,
Phil Gons, one of my closest friends, just contributed an insightful post to a blog forum comparing Logos and BibleWorks. I’m in complete agreement with Phil on this (cf. here).
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