1. The July 2010 issue of Themelios came out today. It’s loaded (as usual).
2. It includes my review of the 87-volume Zondervan Reference Bundle.
by Andy Naselli
1. The July 2010 issue of Themelios came out today. It’s loaded (as usual).
2. It includes my review of the 87-volume Zondervan Reference Bundle.
by Andy Naselli
Here is what I contributed to Justin Taylor’s blog last week:
Previous contributions:
by Andy Naselli
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.”
by Andy Naselli
by Andy Naselli
Within a week of announcing that Logos Bible Software is publishing my book Let Go and Let God? A Survey and Analysis of Keswick Theology, I received over one hundred emails and comments asking the same question: “Will your book be available in print?”
No, at least for now. ***Don’t miss the update at the bottom of this article.***
No. The plan for now is that the book will be available exclusively in electronic format from Logos Bible Software.
The factors involved in this decision are complicated, but here are some reasons that I chose Logos Bible Software to publish my first solo book:
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I enjoy singing Andrew Peterson’s “Beautiful Girl” to my two-year-old daughter Kara. (It’s on his album Slugs & Bugs & Lullabies.) So for Father’s Day, Jenni framed this picture for me (click to enlarge):
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God has gifted Phil with superb analytical and technical skills. He’s a gifted exegete and theologian as well as a technological wizard. And I’m grateful that he’s patient, too, because I regularly ask him for advice about exegesis, theology, and technology! If you don’t already subscribe to his blog, I’d highly recommend you do so via RSS feed, email, or Twitter. It’s called “Thoughts on Theology and Technology” and organized as follows: