Category Archives: Book Reviews

The Reformers and Their Stepchildren. By Leonard Verduin. The Dissent and Nonconformity Series, #14. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1964. Reprint by The Baptist Standard Bearer, 2001. Pp. 304. Paper $16.00. By Wes Kenney, currently a student at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary … Continue reading →

Pastoral Theology in the Classical Tradition By Andrew Purves. Louisville, KY: Westminster/John Knox, 2001. Pp. 152. $14.99. By Wes Kenney, currently studying at SWBTS. INTRODUCTION This little book seeks to address the author’s concern that the practice of pastoral care … Continue reading →

This review is reported from the Journal for Theology and Ministry. For free access to more articles and reviews, click the link. Ched Spellman is an adjunct professor and PhD student at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and is in the … Continue reading →

By Dr. Lemke, Provost, Professor of Philosophy and Ethics, occupying the McFarland Chair of Theology, Director of the Baptist Center for Theology and Ministry, and Editor of the Journal for Baptist Theology and Ministry at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. … Continue reading →

Steve Lemke, one of the contributing editors to SBC Today, recently published The Return of Christ: A Premillennial Perspective. Charles Savelle, editor of the Bible X(position) blog, recently posted information about The Return of Christ, and interviewed Dr. Lemke about … Continue reading →

Rev. Trevin Wax has released the book Holy Subversion.  I have the privilege of reviewing this book and it is very exciting and humbling to be asked to do this.  Rev. Wax is the Associate Pastor of First Baptist Church … Continue reading →

It’s not just a children’s literacy organization.  Reading is fundamental to our lives as Christians.  Daily devotional reading of God’s word and personal, in-depth study of the Bible are non-negotiable necessities.  We must pore over the pages of the sacred … Continue reading →