The Southern Baptist Journal of Theology has recently released its Winter 2006 issue(10/4) addressing Biblical Spirituality. I thought I’d provide you the table of contents should you be interested in obtaining a copy for yourself. You can view previous issues of the SBJT by going here.
Biblical Spirituality
Vol. 10, No. 4, Winter 2006
2 Editorial: Stephen J. Wellum :: “Spirituality”—Caveat Emptor
4 Robert L. Plummer :: Are the Spiritual Disciplines of “Silence and Solitude” Really Biblical?
14 Graeme Goldsworthy :: A Biblical-Theological Perspective on Prayer
28 Peter Adam :: God’s Powerful Words: Five Principles of Biblical Spirituality in Isaiah 55
38 Shawn D. Wright :: The Reformation Piety of Theodore Beza
54 Michael A. G. Haykin :: “Draw Nigh unto My Soul”: English Baptist Piety and the Means of Grace in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
74 Phil Johnson :: What’s New with New Age? Why Christians Need to Remain on Guard against the Threat of New Age Spirituality
84 The SBJT Forum: Thinking about True Spirituality
98 Book Reviews
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This past summer I read Peter Adam’s book Hearing God’s Words (IVP’s New Studies in Biblical Theology series) and it was very good. Since I saw that he had an article in this issue of SBJT, which I believe was taken from his book, I thought I would commend it to all to read.