Phil Johnson, of Pyromaniacs and the Spurgeon Archive, showed how Titus 2:7-8 thoroughly denounces the type of contextualization infiltrating modern evangelicalism, and compared such disregard for the authority, holiness, and effectuality of God’s Inspired Word to one of the worst punishible offenses of the Bible. I’d sure never want to expose our youth to that.

Give it a listen. (Posted here because one of Phil’s cohorts at pyro asked for it, and my bandwidth here is unlimited)

Frank Turk, over at Pyromaniacs, is offering a free copy of What He Must Be …if he wants to marry my daughter as part of his review on the book. I was browsing amazon a couple days ago and happened upon this book, and from the skin it looked pretty good. Not knowing anything about it, or if it was really worthwhile, it found its way into my wishlist until I learned more, and I ended up buying Right Thinking in a World Gone Wrong and If Animals Could Talk along with a student bible to test its appropriateness to hand out at Youth Group as a prize.

Even if I don’t win, it seems like a book that might actually be worth the ~$11 from the review.