Monday, January 09, 2006

UK Blog Offer

Are you a UK blogger?

We'd like you to help us get some book reviews done. Publishers send us free copies of books so we can publish the reviews at beginningwithmoses.org. We can't keep up with the demand on our own so we need your help!

What we'd like you to do is to email us with your blog-url and your postal address. Please also let us know whether theological textbook or popular level best suits the context you're in and the training you've had. (And hey, tell us anything else about you that you think we'd like to know!)

Then when a suitable book becomes available to review we'll get in touch, sending it to you with our book review guidelines.

And then you have bit of time to read the book, write the review, email it to us to be checked (for whether it meets our requirements for a review, rather than for "content"), then publish it on your blog, send us the link, and we'll publish it on the site too, with a nice link back to your blog... and you get to keep the free book!

editors@beginningwithmoses.org

You'll probably want to read some of the reviews already on site to get a flavour of what we're looking for too.

We Like You

Yes, you...

Could you write a Biblical Theology Briefing?

We're on the look out for new contributors to give us Biblical Theology Briefings. These are papers that expand on a sermon you've given that models good Biblical theology in action.

Read our Guidelines for Contributors
Read the existing papers -BT Briefings
Then Email - The Editors

Sunday, January 08, 2006

We Like Dan



Preaching Matthew 18v15-20 from a Gospel-centred perspective. Dan lays out the principles of approaching a passage in the context of the gospel, in this case the tricky issue of church discipline.
See also: Dan's Top 10 posts from 2005.

(HT: Milton Stanley)

Tuesday, January 03, 2006

We Like Rob



Some Biblical Theology in action that we spotted out in the blogosphere, on the incarnation...

Matthew 1v21-23 - Jesus, God with us

Isaiah 7v1-17 - The Comfort of Immanuel

Rob is consistently gospel-centred. Essential daily blog-reading.