Andy Naselli

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Andy Naselli

My Contributions to the Evangelical Drudge Report Last Week

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Here is what I contributed to Justin Taylor’s blog last week:

  1. Academic Administration
  2. Free Audiobook: Tim Keller’s Ministries of Mercy
  3. Recommended Resources in Carson’s Leader’s Guide: Introduction | Chapters 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10–14
  4. Interview with Simon Gathercole on the Gospel of Judas and the Gospel of Thomas
  5. 2010 Resolved Conference
  6. Interview with Desi Alexander on Biblical Theology
  7. Interview with Chris Morgan on the Glory of God
  8. Mike Bullmore on the Gospel and Pastoral Ministry
  9. Interview with Stephen Dempster on Old Testament Theology
  10. Jim Hamilton Reviews Sailhamer on the Pentateuch
  11. Humorous Headlines
  12. Advice for Busy People, Especially College Students
  13. Interview with Peter O’Brien on the Letter to the Hebrews
  14. Should pastors separate the Christian wedding ceremony from the civil rite?
  15. Interview with Michael Lawrence on Biblical Theology and the Church
  16. Do You Love Your Spouse?

Previous contributions:

  1. early August 2008
  2. late August 2008
  3. August 2009

Three Recent Interviews

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Three people recently interviewed me about Keswick theology, and MP3s are available for each interview:

  1. A 55-minute interview on Kevin Boling’s “Knowing the Truth” Radio Program broadcast live on July 22.
  2. Aaron Blumer, publisher for Sharper Iron, interviewed me on the campus of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School on June 21, and he published a 32-minute interview on July 28 (part 1 | part 2).
  3. John Starke, managing editor of TGC Reviews, led a phone interview on July 22, and he published a 17-minute interview today.

Radio interviews provide all sorts of opportunities for embarrassing bloopers. In this case I misspell Keswick by emphasizing the silent “w” and omitting the final “k”!

Here are a few pics from Kevin Boling’s interview:

Related: Let Go and Let God?

Update on 8/23/2017: My latest book attempts to survey and analyze “let go and let God” theology more accessibly:

No Quick Fix

Guest Blogging

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It’s been relatively quiet on this blog lately because my family is getting settled after a move. At the beginning of July, we  moved from Trinity’s campus in Deerfield, Illinois, to Moore, South Carolina (explanation here). Deerfield is a relatively posh Chicago suburb; Moore is a relatively quaint Southern community. And we’re enjoying the variety.

It might be even quieter over the next nine days because I’ll be guest-blogging with some other friends at Justin Taylor’s “Between Two Worlds.”