 | Who are you kissing this Christmas? |
 | The Johannine footwashing and the death of Jesus |
 | The distinctive use of the OT in John's Gospel |
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 | Singing the cover versions: Psalms, reinterpretation and Biblical Theology in Acts 1-4 (Jamie Grant) |
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The Briefing Podcast - Interview with David Jackman on preaching
 | May your kingdom come (Graham Beynon) biblical theology briefing |
 | The Mission of God (Chris Wright) review |
 | Shepherds after my own heart (Timothy Laniak) review |
Help Wanted: BeginningWithMoses.org is almost five years old. It's a labour of love for us that we keep going in our spare time. Technically speaking the whole thing is getting a bit unwieldy. We're looking for someone who shares our passion for Biblical Theology who has the ability to give us a technical refit and get the site properly databased and more accessible, for no cost. If that's you, get in touch. Email Dave
 | Gospel-Centred Hermeneutics (Graeme L. Goldsworthy) blurb | review |
 | The Messianic Music of the Song of Songs |
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Talking about The Cross at The Coffee Bible Club...
| "Penal substitution has to be "central" for me because I read my bible. That may sound like a ridiculously blank statement, so I'll explain what I mean... I don't think that penal substitution normally gets pushed out of the picture on its own. What normally happens is that parts of God's character get pushed out of the picture. This particularly happens when the story of the Old Testament gets sidelined." |
 | Adrian Warnock reports on a major split in UK evangelicalism - Keswick & UCCF forced to go separate ways from Spring Harvest... and the issue is crucial - it's the Cross. |
  | Mark Meynell writes: "Living outside the UK at the time of the publication of The Lost Message of Jesus1 meant I was largely unaware of most of the heat and sadly often harsh words which it provoked on all sides. The book caused controversy, and, in many ways, rightly so. One of the difficulties, however, is that Chalke and Mann’s rather inflammatory discussion of the atonement forms only a small, although perhaps highly indicative, part of the book. That can detract from the number of valid points they make. Nevertheless, because their treatment of the atonement has resonated with what a number of other scholars have been saying (especially in the USA but in the UK as well), it is important that we reflect not only on what they are saying but also (more importantly) why they are saying it..." Read the full article: The shedding of blood for a sin-ravaged world (PDF) Mark Meynell blogs All Souls, Langham Place, London |
 | So... firstly, sorry that the March update hasn't materialised. BeginningWithMoses.org is a project we work on in our spare time and we just didn't quite have enough of that this month... not least because of a major computer failure... Anyways, enough excuses. Here's the second thing... we're delighted to announce that we've secured a special deal with IVP for the new book, Pierced for our Transgressions which aims to recover the glorious doctrine of penal substitution. That'll be available along with a load of high quality articles about the cross from April 1st. The book is available now from IVP for £16.99 but in our deal it'll be a mere £12.99 (UK inc. p&p) or £15.99 (international, inc p&p). We can't take orders before April 1st. So check back then for details! |
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Will Lind reviews Graham Beynon's Experiencing the Spirit... and Graham Beynon reviews Keith Hacking's Signs and Wonders, Then and Now.
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 | Christ's Baptism and Crucifixion: The annointing and enthronement of God's son, Mark's Gospel |
 | Why the law then? A Biblical Theology of Law in Galatians |
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