Hey folks,

Just a heads up concerning a great resource that’s now available.  A dear friend of ours just finished a commentary on 1 and 2 Corinthians that has been published through SPCK.  D and I had the wonderful opportunity to contribute to the resource by working on the study/discussion questions at the end of every chapter.  So, if you’re looking for a very accessible, yet rich, commentary through these two momentous epistles, check out this resource at your local bookstore.  It’s a helpful guide for small groups or mid-week bible studies.  :biggrin:

You can purchase the book through Amazon by clicking here.

Peace,

Shannon

There are a few resource sites that I’ve come across recently that I think will be of benefit.  One is by a Th.D. student at Duke University, Andy Rowell, which provides great resources (e.g. excellent audio lectures from classes and conferences).  The address is www.andyrowell.net/.

Also, iTunes has available an entire semester of Introduction to the New Testament and Literature (Yale University) by Dr. Dale Martin.  You can find this by searching on iTunes U.  Quite likely, you will not agree with all of Martin’s views; however, it is a great video lecture series.

The Pentecostal Theological Seminary (formerly Church of God Theological Seminary) has a new website (finally!).  The link still seems to be www.cogts.edu.  The website is a big step up regarding access and overall design.  Now, all we need is some chapel videos (  ).

Concluding with a book reference, I’ve mentioned how I’ve been reading a lot of Stanley Hauerwas of late.  I found The Hauerwas Reader that is an excellent collection of Hauerwas’ materials and serves as a great intro into his life and writings.  I got a copy from The Amen Corner (Pelham, AL) at www.amenweb.com.

Peace

Christian Greetings. 

There is a new listing of chapel messages (audio) available on the Church of God Theological Seminary website.  I would draw your attention especially to the Clarence J. Abbott Lectures in Biblical Studies by Dr. R. Hollis Gause (“Sabbath and Spirit Baptism in Eschatological Perspective”).  (Eschatology deals with studying the “end times.”)  It has been a blessing over the last few years to sit under numerous lectures presented by Dr. Gause.  His wisdom and insight concerning biblical theology is a definite gift to the Church.

What a blessing to have these messages available to us via download.  Thanks to all who have made this possible.

Blessings,

Shannon