Theological Commission In 2006, our Commission Chairman published what many of us have come to see as the go-to book on feet washing, The Washing of the Saints’ Feet (Randall House). A few years after its publication, Pinson was interviewed about this book by Robert Vaughn. Given the recent excerpt we published from one Presbyterian theologian, we wanted to call …
Keep ReadingW. Jackson Watts I’ve always chuckled whenever I’ve heard Southern Baptist friends recoil defensively against the practice of feet washing as an ordinance. While there actually are some Southern Baptists here and there who have practiced this biblical rite, they join most other mainstream, larger Protestant denominations in rejecting its literal observance. I chuckle because they often give some of …
Keep ReadingThe book Commission member Jackson Watts recently highlighted is on sale through Westminster Bookstore. Check it out! https://www.wtsbooks.com/collections/current-specials/products/youre-only-human-9781587435102?variant=41286200983752&utm_source=Klaviyo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=You%27re%20Only%20Human%20%28Spu4Xm%29&_kx=0cCtmFbMyp2QEJmJTQrdP1_HHjfszFqCqQ7rDErZyjrv-EM1JefU_B7VfCCw7at-.PcJQji
Keep ReadingW. Jackson Watts Kelly Kapic has distinguished himself as a prolific and accessible theologian over the last two decades. Longtime theology professor at Covenant College, a Presbyterian school in Georgia, Kapic is someone I’ve come to appreciate both on the page as well as in person. His latest book is another gem worth one’s time: You’re Only Human: How Your …
Keep ReadingRodney Holloman One of the difficulties accompanying some of my recent health issues has been in the areas of reading and concentration. Physically, it was tricky holding a book and turning the pages; mentally, it was a challenge to follow the train of thought. After 2020, I resolved to push through and try to regain some of that lost ground …
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