I just wrote a 2,200-word response to a fairly brief Amazon review. I’m either OCD or just O. But it…

Jacobs' new book, How to Think, is great. This is great: I’d bet a large pile of cash money that thousands…

My book, Authorized: The Use and Misuse of the King James Bible, amounts to an argument for vernacular Bible translation—applied…

The NKJV Unapologetic Study Bible (subtitle: Confidence for Such a Time as This) is a fruit of the ministry of…

My new book Authorized: The Use and Misuse of the King James Bible has inside it what I now take…

In the Obergefell v. Hodges decision of 2015, Justice Anthony Kennedy, arguing for the majority, promised that religions, and those who adhere to religious doctrines,…

Wow—from an evangelical literary review that looks promising: I’m wondering if perhaps “fundies” have advantage in our emerging justice culture…

I did a video interview recently with someone who really, really understands my new book, Authorized: my friend Tyler Robbins…

I haven’t read the book this CT article summarizes, a book about dating on Christian college campuses, so I am…

The kind folks up at Back to the Bible Canada, and particularly Isaac Dagneau of the indoubt podcast (a ministry…

A quick thought: my friends who are very concerned to have one standard English Bible often warn of the terrible…

I'm really liking Jonathan Leeman. He humbly lets his gifts be sublimated to those of Mark Dever when the two…

A reader of Authorized wrote me: I have found it interesting on the topic of italicized words in the KJV…

A Facebook commenter with a PhD in English challenged my interpretation of halt at KJVQuiz.com. It was perhaps an incautious challenge…

“Preserved” is the key word in KJV-Onlyism these days. Just about every KJV-Only doctrinal statement I see uses that word…

I recently had occasion to reflect on what I concluded about teaching from my own years sitting under it. As…

I’ve been so busy with the launch of Authorized: The Use and Misuse of the King James Bible, I failed…

I’ve been trying to pick a moment when my new book was “born”… Was it when my favorite seminary professor…

I'm listening to Lesslie Newbigin's Foolishness to the Greeks (Eerdmans, 1988). My local library had it among their digital audio…

Alan Jacobs and Carl Trueman are probably right to fear that the sexual revolution will "annihilate" a number of Christian…