Special August Update at BeginningWithMoses.org

Special Offer on Liam Goligher's The Jesus Gospel, and David Jackman's preaching lecture from EMA now online at www.beginningwithmoses.org

UPDATE: 16-August-2006The special offer has now expired. But, Jonathan Carswell at 10ofthose.com is able to off many great offers on books.

Michael Lawrence does Biblical Theology

Michael Lawrence is preaching a series on Biblical Theology at Capitol Hill Baptist Church.

• Creation (read)
• Fall (read)
• Love
• Sacrifice

Mark Dever's series are also worth a listen:

• Old Testament Overview Sermons
• New Testament Overview Sermons

"Say the word "theology" at a dinner party, and you might get some interesting looks. Talk about the specifics of Biblical theology in particular, and you may just take a dinner roll to the head. Theology is not so popular today, even in some churches. But could it be that Biblical theology is more important for the life and health of the local church than we've previously realized?"

9Marks ministries: Biblical Theology

I ♥ Biblical Theology

I love Biblical Theology.
And I love it for one reason.
It helps me know Jesus Christ better

Nicholas Piotrowski, reviewing books by Graeme Goldsworthy & Vaughan Roberts at 9Marks.org

Theology for All : Conference

"Church and Theology Today:
What is Really at Stake?"

Theology for All: Annual Day Conference
Saturday 30th September 2006
10.00 am - 4.00 pm

Speaker: Professor Carl Trueman,

Carl is currently Professor of Historical Theology and Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He previously served on the Faculties of the University of Nottingham and the University of Aberdeen. A specialist in 16th and 17th century theology, he has also written extensively on contemporary evangelical theology, edits the student journal Themelios, and has a monthly column in the ezine, Reformation 21. Dr Trueman's books include Luther's Legacy: Salvation and English Reformers, 1525-1556; The Claims of Truth: John Owen's Trinitarian Theology; and The Wages of Spin: Critical Writings on Historic and Contemporary Evangelicalism.

Programme (details t.b.c.)
10.00 Arrival & coffee
10.30 1st Session
11.30 Coffee break
12.00 2nd Session
1.00 Lunch
2.00 3rd Session
3.00 Tea break
3.20 Q&A
4.00 Finish

Location:
Duke Street Church, Richmond, West London.

Cost £10.00 TFA members / £15.00 non-members
Lunch and refreshments are provided.

For Details and Booking (required) contact:
rtsf@uccf.org.uk
0116 204 7682

Location and Directions can be found at www.dukestreetchurch.com

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*Theology for All is the new name for the Tyndale Fellowship Associates.

In Pursuit of the Truth

Derek Bigg has a blog based around his book:

Learning to think biblically: its principles and practice
In Pursuit of the Truth

Equipping the Church

Preaching Now:

"If the goal of ministry is to "equip the church for works of service," then how should we preachers feel about a comment like "I would have never been able to understand that psalm without you?" Sure our egos purr like a kitten with that sweet stroke, but what about the dear saint who has just confessed an inability to discover the riches of Scripture on her own? Shouldn't our preaching lead our listeners to become better and better interpreters? Won't good preaching make others less dependent on the preachers?"

More helpful quotes and thoughts on preaching from Milton Stanley

gratitude & hoopla: Grace-blogging

gratitude & hoopla: Grace-blogging

"In the little epistle to Jude near the very end of our Bible, the unknown author warns about "ungodly people, who pervert the grace of God into sensuality and deny our only Master and Lord, Jesus Christ." Notice how closely associated are the perversion of grace and the denial of Christ's lordship. Christ and grace are inextricably bound. To preach grace is to preach Christ, and especially His cross. A preacher may have many other things to say and do, but if in the midst of it all he loses this focus, he is no longer preaching the Gospel."