That’s what I argue in this article (PDF | web version):
Andrew David Naselli. “When You Indulge in Pornography, You Participate in Sex Slavery.” Journal for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood 20:2 (2015): 23–30.
(The JBMW issue released online today.)
I attempt to answer three questions:
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Three Baptist historians recently teamed up to write a textbook on Baptist history:
Anthony L. Chute, Nathan A. Finn, and Michael A. G. Haykin. The Baptist Story: From English Sect to Global Movement. Nashville: Broadman & Holman, 2015. 46-page PDF sample.
In the final chapter they unpack five Baptist distinctives:
Here’s a six-minute interview with the authors:
See also Jason Duesing’s review.
Last night Jenni and I watched 3801 Lancaster: American Tragedy. It’s a fascinating, sad, infuriating hour-long documentary about Kermit Gosnell, a medical doctor who provided late-term abortions in Philadelphia but is now in prison for life.
Two thoughts: [Read more…] about 3801 Lancaster: American Tragedy
This new systematic theology for kids just released:
Marty Machowski. The Ology: Ancient Truths Ever New. 
Illustrated by Andy McGuire. Greensboro, NC: New Growth, 2015. 257 pp. 9-page sample PDF.
You can read 16 endorsements here.
Here’s mine: “This well-illustrated book clearly and logically introduces theology for children.” [Read more…] about The Ology: A New Systematic Theology for Kids
I recently spent about sixteen months memorizing 1 Corinthians and then recited it as a sermon to my church (Vimeo):
I just wrote two posts for The Gospel Coalition that share some lessons I’ve learned along the way regarding both why and how to memorize an entire book of the Bible:
Update (5/28/2017): I recited Romans to my church.
Update (1/2/2019): You Can Memorize Scripture This Year
This releases on October 31:
Sam Storms, ed. ESV Men’s Devotional Bible. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2015.
Here’s the list of contributors.
I anticipated that this book would be good, and it didn’t disappoint me:
Paul R. House. Bonhoeffer’s Seminary Vision: A Case for Costly Discipleship and Life Together. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2015. 32-page PDF sample.
After I read this book last May, I wrote this on the title page:
Very good book. It made me even more grateful that I get to train future pastors at Bethlehem College & Seminary in an environment that’s ideal for doing what Paul House advocates.
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Last night Jenni and I watched Doug Wilson’s new 90-minute film: The Free Speech Apocalypse (Amazon). Then I listened to it again this afternoon.
It releases in November. Doug Wilson blogged about it two days ago.
Here’s a 3-minute preview:
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