Orthodoxy + Orthopraxy
Articles from Covenant Seminary faculty, alumni, and friends about the Bible, theology, and Christian living.
My top Ten(ish) Reads of 2022
Dr. Mark Ryan has put together a list of favorite books he read this year to help you discern what may be helpful for your own ministry as you seek to proclaim the gospel in your particular context.
A Tribute to Jerram Barrs
Dr. Mark Ryan pays tribute to the man whose heart for the gospel, compassion for people, and passion for apologetics based in respect for others has shaped generations of pastors and ministry leaders through his teaching and work with the Francis Schaeffer Institute.
Podcasts for those Who Enjoy Thinking about Cultural Apologetics (and Who Want to Get Into Conversation)
Dr. Mark Ryan offers an updated list of podcasts to help inform your thinking and equip you to engage compassionately and respectfully with people on the cultural issues of our time.
Pastoral Calling and Cultural Understanding: A Conversation with Mark Sayers 鈥 Part 3
Cultural commentator Mark Sayers offers insights to help Christian leaders pastor and disciple others in our chaotic times. Part 3 of 3.
Pastoral Calling and Cultural Understanding: A Conversation with Mark Sayers 鈥 Part 2
Cultural commentator Mark Sayers offers insights to help Christian leaders pastor and disciple others in our chaotic times. Part 2 of 3.
Pastoral Calling and Cultural Understanding: A Conversation with Mark Sayers 鈥 Part 1
Cultural commentator Mark Sayers offers insights to help Christian leaders pastor and disciple others in our chaotic times. Part 1 of 3.
Introduction to Apologetics: A top 10
With so many books on Christian apologetics out there, where does an interested reader begin? FSI Director Mark Ryan offers some helpful suggestions.
Ten Podcasts for Thinking About Culture and Apologetics
This list of podcasts will provide helpful insight for Christians seeking to better understand and engage with our particular cultural moment.
Book Review: 鈥淏reath and bone鈥 Honors Christopher Wright鈥檚 work on the Mission of God
While Chris Wright is well known and his many published works (both academic and popular) have been well received, many readers of Wright are likely to miss (or forego) reading this festschrift. To my mind, that is a shame. Indeed, I see at least three reasons why regular readers of Wright ought to consider taking up this particular publication.