The Between Two Worlds blog recently pointed me to Mortimer Adler’s essay, entitled "How to Mark a Book."  Adler was an American philosopher & writer who loved ancient classics.  Some of his books, including "How to Read a Book", became … Continue reading →

Mark Dever (pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church and head of 9Marks Ministries) was recently asked about who he regularly reads.  His reply was most interesting.  He has, what he called a "Canon of Theologians" which he regularly reads in … Continue reading →

For those of you who love Phil Johnson (the GTY one, not the evolution/creation one), you may be quite interested to hear that his blog, Pyromaniac, at less than 9 months old, is closing down…   The popularity of his … Continue reading →

Well, once again there was a short delay, but the files are now up… Weeks 1-3 from the Equipping Classes listed below are now online and available for download. Narnia, Lewis & Life      (taught by John MItchell) Who is … Continue reading →

Finding new & interesting books for kids often results through conversations with others.  The degree of apprehension or enthusiasm about a certain book/series depends greatly on who you heard about it from.  Rarely are children’s books discussed online (apart from … Continue reading →