This last week we began featuring some summer reading recommendations from a few of our contributors. If you missed those, be sure to check out the summer suggestions from Colton Corter and Obbie Todd below, and be looking for the new posts coming up next week with featured recommendations from Andy Reeves, Evan Knies, Cade Campbell, and …
We're posting some summer reading suggestions from some of our contributors here at DSR. These are recommendations that we want to share with you to hopefully point you to some good books, as well as let you get to know some of our writers a little better. These recommendations will be made up of both …
By Evan Knies Justification and Personal Righteousness Speaking of justification, John Owen wrote “If we are justified before God on our own personal righteousness, and pronounced righteous by him on the account thereof, then God enters into judgment with us on something in ourselves, and acquits us thereon; for justification is a juridical act, in …
Over the course of the next week we'll be posting some summer reading suggestions from some of our contributors here at DSR. These are recommendations that we want to share with you to hopefully point you to some good books, as well as let you get to know some of our writers a little better. …
By Obbie Todd The Imperial Diet of Worms (1521) may be the most unfortunately named council in the history of the church. However, it’s also where a monk named Martin Luther challenged the Catholic Church in a way no other sinner had before. Following the meeting, Luther’s friend and governor Frederick the Wise kindly “kidnapped” …
The King’s Table 