Mark Ward

Good Interview about Bible Clutter

Interesting: Tony Reinke talks to Glenn Pauw of Biblica about my Bible Typography Manifesto. Well, okay, they never mention it by name, but you can tell it's what they have in mind... Do give it a read. It's so funny to me that ideas like these come in waves. Why...

Review: Black Boy by Richard Wright

Black Boy by Richard Wright My rating: 4 of 5 stars Stirring, insightful, and beautiful. So many memorable and powerful vignettes. I do see why the Book of the Month Club dropped the second part, but I was glad to read it, too. I did keep feeling as if Wright...

Ting Vs Charge for Cell Service

I like Ting a lot. The pricing model is well conceived, and the resultant costs are low. The customer service is fantastic. The website and mobile apps function flawlessly. I never get unexpected charges. Laura and I have been on it for three years, and our average...

Dr Mark Ward Jr on Sermon Audio

It took me 35 years and a terminal degree, but a sermon of mine finally made it onto SermonAudio.com. In God's providence, I simply have not had much opportunity to preach to adult Christians (I've preached several hundred evangelistic messages). It was a genuine...

I’m with Pinker

I critiqued Steven Pinker several times in Biblical Worldview: Creation, Fall, Redemption; Pinker is an epistemological extremist, in my unaccredited opinion, someone who places far too much faith in empirical method. But I can't help but like the guy when he talks...

Complementarian and Egalitarian Straw Persons

I recently ran across the the master's thesis of an ardent evangelical egalitarian, written at Regent University Divinity School (Virginia Beach) in 2010. You can Google it if you want to, but I don't want to pick on the (female) author in particular, so I'll leave...

Bible Editions are Tools

A highly respected and faithful friend of mine heard me deliver this lecture on "Why Bible Typography Matters", which aimed at getting people to read "reader's editions" of the Bible, printings with no verse or chapter numbers. The presentation also included a call...

Review: Christianity and Liberalism

Christianity and Liberalism by J. Gresham Machen My rating: 4 of 5 stars I apologize to the internet for not giving this classic five stars, but it simply didn't quite reach the level of incisiveness and helpfulness for me in my situation that Packer's analysis in...