BY FAITH WE UNDERSTAND

Proof of what is unseen.

ABOUT MARK WARD

BY FAITH WE UNDERSTAND

Proof of what is unseen.

ABOUT MARK WARD

Review: After Chapters & Verses: Engaging the Bible in the Coming Generations

After Chapters & Verses: Engaging the Bible in the Coming Generations by Christopher R. Smith My rating: 4 of 5 stars I hope to write a publishable review of this book in the future. I’ll just take this Goodreads/blogging opportunity to offer some of my favorite quotes and insights from it. I do have a few minor criticisms, but I’m not going to bother with them in this forum. This is an excellent book that is the fruit of some careful and diligent work. Modernity introduced ... [a]...

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Review: Is There Anybody Out There?: A Journey from Despair to Hope

Is There Anybody Out There?: A Journey from Despair to Hope by Mez McConnell My rating: 4 of 5 stars I thoroughly enjoyed watching God's amazing grace change this drug-addicted burglar and all-around street tough. I listened to him give his testimony in an interview with Mark Dever some time ago. The book offered even more edifying and instructive detail. Of course, it is also hilarious to watch someone from a totally different culture encounter conservative Christian culture for the first...

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The Pay-Off of a New Bible Format

The point of my somewhat tongue-in-cheek "Bible Typography Manifesto" is to encourage better and more healthy Bible reading practices by rethinking the format in which we encounter God's word. To that end, I'm reading a book by Christopher Smith called After Chapters and Verses. Smith was the main biblical scholar on the team of consultants who put together The Books of the Bible, a printing of Scripture that includes no extraneous typographical elements. No chapter numbers, no verse numbers,...

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