Dear EvidenceforChristianity Subscribers:

A New Release:  Daniel: Profeta a las Naciones

I am excited to announce the release of my newest book, which is a translation into Spanish of Daniel, Prophet to the Nations.  Many thanks to Ana Maria Caro Maita and Amy Morgan for taking care of the translation and to Toney Mulhollan at IPI for seeing to its publication.  Copies are available at www.ipibooks.com

Two more Spanish translations are on the way.  Razones Para Creer should be published in the next couple of months and De La Sombra a La Realidad later this year.  Stay tuned.

New Material at EFC

There is plenty of new material at the web site available for you to use.  I have just completed a six-part series on the Book of Isaiah.   Also, with the help of Paul Vasquez. I have completed a two-part webinar on Science and Christianity.   The video is available here: 1st Session  https://youtu.be/Yhgb1iiU0lg   2nd Session   https://youtu.be/c4VzzUhkrUw   In addition, I have now completed a four-part series titled Coming Home: The One Another Way for the local church in Bakersfield.   In addition, in partnership with Jerry Maday, I have done a three-part series on Types, Prefigures and Foreshadows in the Old Testament of realities in the New Testament titled Connections.  I am now in the midst of a two-month series of sermons from the Minor Prophets.  And, to top it off, working with my friend Bruno Ochman in Sao Paulo, Brazil, I have just started what will be a four-part series on Hebrew in both English and Portuguese.  Hebrews in Portuguese.

A Book Recommendation

Many of us have been diving into questions about the role of women in the ministry of the Church.  Is the relationship between men and women complementarian or egalitarian?  Is there some sort of half-way position?  I want to recommend a book on the topic by John Mark Hicks, Women Serving God. I do not necessarily endorse all the conclusion John reaches in this book, but I find it to be an immensely scholarly, thoroughly biblical, compelling take on this important question. It is also a compelling story of a journey of one man from a strong position that women should remain silent in the churches to the full egalitarian position. I heartily recommend this book no matter where you currently find yourself on this Christian issue.