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Review of Caspar Olevian and the Substance of the Covenant
Posted on November 22, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
Review of Taking Root: Conversion Stories for Children
Posted on November 21, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
(Posted by Jessica Heikoop)
Review of Taking Root – Conversion Stories for Children by Diana Kleyn
Taking Root is volume one of The Lord’s Garden series by Diana Kleyn – a series that I have already come to appreciate greatly! Too often today the reading material for children is watered-down or simply doesn’t cover some of the [...]
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Today Releases Volume One of the Reformed Confessions
Posted on October 31, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
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Many people in the 21st century (at least in America) call themselves “Reformed.” However, do many of us even know what we mean when we say that, and can we give a defense for what we call “Reformed”? Regardless if you truly are Reformed or are simply using that title, this is a volume that [...]
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Stepping Heavenward
Posted on October 30, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
(Post by Jessica Heikoop)
The name Elizabeth Prentiss is commonly recognized, as she was the daughter of Edward Payson – one of the great revival preachers of the early 19th century – and was the author of the beautiful hymn “More Love to Thee.” She was also a writer with over 20 publications, including perhaps her [...]
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Review of Little Nobody and the Wonderful Door by Mrs. O. F. Walton
Posted on October 22, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
(Review by Jessica Heikoop)
Mrs. O. F. Walton (Amy Catherine Walton, 1849-1939) is known for writing Christian fiction for children. Her most recognized titles are Christie’s Old Organ and A Peep Behind the Scenes, whereas Little Nobody and the Wonderful Door is rarely mentioned. It was originally published under the title Nemo, or, The Wonderful Door, [...]
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RESURGENT CALVINISM IN THE USA
Posted on October 9, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
JOHN J MURRAY of Glasgow, Scotland Author of Catch the Vision: Roots of the Reformed Recovery reviews Young, Restless, Reformed by Collin Hansen.
(Reflections by John J Murray on Young, Restless, Reformed by Collin Hansen)
This book is about a recent resurgence of Calvinism in the USA, especially among young people. The sub-title is ‘a Journalist’s Journey [...]
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Review of Walking as He Walked
Posted on September 4, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
(Posted by Tony Miano)
I did something yesterday that I rarely get to do. I read an entire book in a day. Now, before you go “ooh” and “ahh,” it should be noted that it was a small book.
But the only thing small about this book was it’s size. In every other way, the book was [...]
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Gospel-Driven Reading Recommendation
Posted on September 2, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
(Posted by Gospel-Driven Blog)
I am always on the lookout for Gospel-centered books that can serve as a source of grace and education and encouragement to me.
One such book is The Gospel Ministry by Thomas Foxcroft, recently published by Reformation Heritage books.
The book is a sermon by Thomas Foxcroft based on Colossians 1:28-29, which he preached [...]
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Review of The Religious Affections by Jonathan Edwards
Posted on August 27, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
My plan in reviewing The Religious Affections by Jonathan Edwards is to break this review down into the same sections that he did in his book. There are three main areas in which he explains what the correct affections are that one must look for in the life of a believer. His first section shows [...]
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Book Review: Biblical Theology, by John Owen
Posted on August 22, 2008 by Michael Dewalt
Posted by Nathan Pitchford
Synopsis: John Owen’s Biblical Theology is unique in that, in a very real sense, it stands at the head of the modern biblical-theological method of studying the scriptures. The comprehensiveness with which it treats of natural and special revelation, combined with the eminently practical exhortations with which it concludes, makes it [...]
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