I’m adding one more book to my already growing shelf of books on Bible wine and the Christian. I admit unapologetically that I abstain from any use of alcoholic beverage. I favor the two-wine theory of Bible wine, but I have no problem with the approach Masters and others take, that the wine in the […]
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Book Author: Masters, Peter
Worship in the Melting Pot
I had not read this 2002 book on worship by the pastor of Spurgeon’s Metropolitan Tabernacle until this year. I have heard Masters preach often at the Tabernacle so I can visualize the way he was talking about worship. English worship is by nature different from American worship in incidental details. Their worship is more […]
Stand for the Truth
This Sword & Trowel booklet is a 2009 reprint from a 1996 edition. Masters calls for a Biblical separation from apostasy and from worldliness. He uses the term “evangelical” to refer to those who are truly saved; have had an evangelical conversion experience. He takes sharp issue with those who have called Roman Catholics ‘brethren,” […]
Heritage of Evidence in the British Muse...
Thanks to our missionary Russ Ivison for bringing this book to my attention. Peter Masters has put together a book-guided tour of those parts of the British Museum that substantiate Biblical history. The book contains pictures of various artifacts as well as diagrams of the lay-out of the museum’s halls. Copies can be bought online […]
Worship in the Melting Pot
Dan Lucarini’s Reading List Editor’s Note: My friendship with Dan Lucarini began after I read his book and arranged to have lunch with him in Denver. Not only did I discover that we had much in common in our views of church music, I was immediately taken by Dan’s humility with what God has done […]