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May 13, 2008
CrossExamined Instructor Academy
Popular Summit speakers and well accomplished apologists Frank Turek and Greg Koukl will be hosting an intense three-day program to teach Christian educators the ends and outs of the curriculum, I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist. The Academy will be held Aug 13-15 (applications due by June 24).
May 8, 2008
John Stonestreet's New Book Now Available
Making Sense of Your World: A Biblical Worldview
This book offers a basic, accessible introduction to biblical worldview that covers all of these aspects of world-view thinking. Part One compares the basic worldviews, Part Two contrasts (and seeks to defend) the biblical worldview with the others, and Part Three constructs a biblical worldview in four key areas. This book is an overview; the Christian thinker is invited to continue his or her study through the recommended readings at the end of each chapter—an ongoing task Paul labels the “renewing” of our minds (Romans 12:2).
May 6, 2008
New Lecture from the Summit Lecture Series
The Problem of Pain
If God is good and all-powerful, why is there pain and suffering in the world? Does God want His people to be filled with joy? Bauman speaks on author C.S. Lewis' beliefs of pain and suffering. He further describes how the goodness, power and love of God is often displayed in the suffering of His people.
May 3, 2008
New Episode of The Christian Worldview
The Neglected Skill of Expository Preaching [Guest: Pastor Steven Lawson]
It's a good thing there are still men in the pulpit like Pastor Steven Lawson, one of this country's most well-known expositors of Scripture and author of many books, including The Expository Genius of John Calvin. Considered the "clean up hitter" at Pastor John MacArthur's Shepherds' Conference, Lawson brings an old school, Reformation-era preaching style and method to the pulpit that is not soon forgotten. Pastor Lawson joins me on the program on Saturday to define what expository preaching is, how Christ and the disciples modeled it, and why those entrusted with leadership of the flock need to get back to it.
May 1, 2008
New President's Desk Article
Et tu, Brute?
"Et tu, Brute?" Caesar utters these words as he is being stabbed to death and recognizing his friend Brutus among the assassins. The most famous three words in literature (Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, III, 1, 77) streak down through the centuries as the ultimate betrayal by one's closest friend.
