Moody Publishers, 1999
656 pages
ISBN-10: 0802427340
If you want to know more about God, this is the book for you. This is the most approachable theology book I have found. It is clear enough for the average person (see the word “popular” in the sub-title), yet it is deep enough that the pastor, Bible teacher, or seminary professor often finds it to be an indispensable resource. Continue reading
If you ask the typical Christian if he/she loves Jesus, you may get a strange look and a response such as, “Of course I love Jesus!” But do we really? Jesus provided us with a simple test for our love for Him. Continue reading
During His earthly ministry, the Bible is clear that Jesus Christ faced temptations as we do. One of those instances is documented in Matthew 4 (a parallel passage is Luke 4) where He is tempted by Satan himself. In accordance with His perfect life, Jesus did not give in, but rather provides us with a primer on how to deal with the temptations we face. Continue reading
Moody Publishers, 1989
320 pages
ISBN-10: 0802417531
In my opinion, this is the best commentary on the book of Daniel available today. Dr. Walvoord provides a thorough overview of the cultural background and theological issues of the book. He addresses the considerations of dating the book and demonstrates that Daniel is indeed a book that fortells the future kingdoms of Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome. Walvoord’s essential argument in the book is that Daniel provides the framework in which biblical prophecy must be interpreted. He accomplishes this goal while providing a thorough treatment of each chapter of Daniel.
The verse below is one of many in the Bible which cautions us about our speech.
Proverbs 10:19 In the multitude of words there wanteth not sin: but he that refraineth his lips is wise.
As is the case with some Hebrew poetry, there is a direct contrast portraying a negative and a positive concept. Continue reading