The Reverend Garibaldi McFlurry

Of all the many series Apollos/IVP have published in recent years, the one that I've valued most highly have been the 'New Studies ...

Every year I try to do some seasonal reading - an Easter type book around Holy Week and Easter, and an Advent/Christmas themed book in Dece...

Have you ever had a book sitting on your shelf for ages and ages? You think you know what it's going to say, and so you leave it to des...

Readers of this blog will know that I always appreciate Don Carson's writing. One of his more recent works, Jesus the Son of God, is pu...

As I've previously noted, I've been trying to read lots of books on grace. So when I spotted this book on special offer for the Kin...

Another little Kindle freebie from a while ago, I picked up this Quick Introduction to the New Testament because it was by Don Carson and D...

My downstairs study contains a lot of books - roughly 800. My upstairs overflow library contains about the same. In consequence, there are ...

If there was one doctrine of the Christian faith that would be the hardest to understand and explain, what would you think it was? Having d...

A test of a good book is whether it is unputdownable. On receiving the volume under review, having taken it out of the envelope, I was thro...

On coming to review this book by Pete Rollins , I'm discovering just how hard it is to try to work out what he's actually saying, a...

The blood of Christ and his atoning work are at the very centre of the Christian faith. Books that help us to think again about that precio...

On the blog, we're getting into the swing of book reviews, but the books that I'm reading aren't always the latest books to be f...

The writer of Ecclesiastes declared that there is nothing new under the sun. While this is true in all of life, no more so than in the realm...

CS Lewis is best known as the author of the Chronicles of Narnia, and as the Christian apologist author of Mere Christianity . However, his ...

In light of the recent expenses scandals, both at Westminster and Stormont, I came across this quotation from CS Lewis in an essay called ...

On approaching this book by CS Lewis, I was expecting a thorough discussion of the miracles in the Bible, perhaps even a devotional Bible st...

In our last posting in this mini-series, we looked at the opening of Les Miserables. Still within the prologue, we're given a glimpse of...

Les Miserables Originally uploaded by Gary McMurray . While we were in London, we managed to get to a couple of shows in the West End. The ...

On Sunday morning as we returned to Dromara from the Easter services, there was a discussion on Radio Ulster's Sunday Sequence. The ques...

Yet another one of those quizzes that float about the internet - have a go yourself and see how you fare! You scored as Reformed Evangelica...