doulosChristou
Puritan Board Freshman
I am curious what theological periodicals or magazines you guys read. What would be your top 3 recommended subscriptions?
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Philip A
Puritan Board Sophomore
ChristianTrader
Puritan Board Graduate
Are they still in business? The latest issue is at least two months late.
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Philip A
Puritan Board Sophomore
Yes. Pastor Barcellos was out for almost that long for medical reasons, but is now back in the saddle. I got mine about two weeks ago. Of course, it helps that I'm only an hour and a half north of him, I am usually the first one to ping him to let him know that they have begun to arrive.
Joseph Ringling
Puritan Board Freshman
Modern Reformation
I get the RBTS, also The Criswell Theological Review from my alma mater. I am interested in the one from the Master's Seminary (John MacArthur). Does RTS or WTS have one??
One note about the Reformed Baptist Theological Review....
I was missing mine too, and did not realise that you have to sign up again! Yes, this is the second year and you have to renew your subscription to get the newest edition!
I signed up for year one and thought once I subscribed that was it and I would just keep getting them (perhaps with a bill for each year) but you do have to renew your subscription!!
Phillip
One note about the Reformed Baptist Theological Review....
I was missing mine too, and did not realise that you have to sign up again! Yes, this is the second year and you have to renew your subscription to get the newest edition!
I signed up for year one and thought once I subscribed that was it and I would just keep getting them (perhaps with a bill for each year) but you do have to renew your subscription!!
Phillip
RBTR here also. I use to get the Reformation and Revival Journal but stopped a few years ago.
Use to get Reformation Today and Banner of Truth. Have many old issues.
[Edited on 3-21-2005 by puritancovenanter]
Use to get Reformation Today and Banner of Truth. Have many old issues.
[Edited on 3-21-2005 by puritancovenanter]
RamistThomist
Puritanboard Assessor
I will occasionally browse Fides et Historia.
My church used to carry Banner of Truth but don't anymore. Now i just reread the back issues.
I used to read Christianity Astray but got so irritated by their mamby-pampy approach to the Faith and have thereby boycotted everything related to that magazine.
I did read Modern Reformation last year--usually quite good.
My church used to carry Banner of Truth but don't anymore. Now i just reread the back issues.
I used to read Christianity Astray but got so irritated by their mamby-pampy approach to the Faith and have thereby boycotted everything related to that magazine.
I did read Modern Reformation last year--usually quite good.
Souther Baptist Theological Journal (excellent)
Reformed Baptist Theological Review (very good)
Reformation Today (edited by Erroll Hulse and I would actually say it is better than BOT mag)
Reformed Theological Journal (published once a year by the Reformed Theological College in Belfast)
The Briefing (Matthias Media - my favourite monthly mag)
Journal of Biblical Counseling (Excellent - rubber hits the road stuff)
Reformed Baptist Theological Review (very good)
Reformation Today (edited by Erroll Hulse and I would actually say it is better than BOT mag)
Reformed Theological Journal (published once a year by the Reformed Theological College in Belfast)
The Briefing (Matthias Media - my favourite monthly mag)
Journal of Biblical Counseling (Excellent - rubber hits the road stuff)
VirginiaHuguenot
Puritanboard Librarian
Puritan Sailor
Puritan Board Doctor
New Horizons (the OPC magizine)
The Outlook ( a more Dutch theological magazine)
Table Talk
The Outlook ( a more Dutch theological magazine)
Table Talk
C. Matthew McMahon
Christian Preacher
Galaxie Software has ALL the periodicals on CD for $99.
So, I own all the periodicals, from Westminster or the JETS to Biblitheca Sacra, etc. from, like 1930 until now. It was WELL worth it.
So, I own all the periodicals, from Westminster or the JETS to Biblitheca Sacra, etc. from, like 1930 until now. It was WELL worth it.
VirginiaHuguenot
Puritanboard Librarian
crhoades
Puritan Board Graduate
Concur 100%! to have the WTJ for over 70 years, searchable is phenomenal! I wish they would work on copies of old Princeton's journal, the Presbyterion, etc...
Also, Philosophia Reformata from the Free University of Amsterdam is nice. Originally editted by Van Til, Stoker, Dooyeweerd, and Vollenhoven it is a neo-calvinistic philosophical journal - now definitely cosmonomic but still challenging.
Chalcedon Report - not really a journal per se but good bathroom reading! (No wiping comments please
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RamistThomist
Puritanboard Assessor
Even a premillennial Baptist like Phil Johnson had to admit that the writing and analyses at Chalcedon were superb. With oppenents like that, who needs friends?
Don't forget to add The Confessional Presbyterian to your holdings!
Thanks to those PB'rs who've already done so. Much appreciated. Being very well received so far and looks like we will can proceed with work on a 2006 issue! Check out http://www.cpjournal.com There is some unique research on the Westminster Confession and Catechisms (MSS and printed texts), and other fine material on Worship and N. T. Wright as well as some extensive work on Samuel Miller's writings and other topics.
Thanks to those PB'rs who've already done so. Much appreciated. Being very well received so far and looks like we will can proceed with work on a 2006 issue! Check out http://www.cpjournal.com There is some unique research on the Westminster Confession and Catechisms (MSS and printed texts), and other fine material on Worship and N. T. Wright as well as some extensive work on Samuel Miller's writings and other topics.
Me Died Blue
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
The Confessional Presbyterian
byFaith, the new bi-monthly magazine of the PCA, with January/February 2005 being the first issue
byFaith, the new bi-monthly magazine of the PCA, with January/February 2005 being the first issue
Presbyrino
Puritan Board Freshman
Casey
Puritan Board Junior
Mid-America Journal of Theology 
Westminster Theological Journal (My wife got me a pile of really old issues of this Journal for my birthday . . talk about a wonderful wife!)
Westminster Theological Journal (My wife got me a pile of really old issues of this Journal for my birthday . . talk about a wonderful wife!)
That's fer sure.
And my pastor just opined that he thought CPJ was taking too much time away from another project, a critical text of the Westminster Standards--doing one up on the old Carruthers WCF edition but on the WSC and WLC as well.
And my pastor just opined that he thought CPJ was taking too much time away from another project, a critical text of the Westminster Standards--doing one up on the old Carruthers WCF edition but on the WSC and WLC as well.Originally posted by beej6
Modern Reformation (monthly)
Christian Renewal (every two weeks)
Journal of Modern Ministry (three times a year)
Confessional Presbyterian (yearly, wish it were more... but then we'd never see Chris Coldwell)
World (newsweekly)
VirginiaHuguenot
Puritanboard Librarian
The Spring 2006 issue is now available.
gregbed
Puritan Board Freshman
First Things - ssshh, don't tell anyone.
I second the good Rev. Dr. on The Theological Journal from Galaxie Software. It is incredible what you get and what you can do. You can search by author, word, phrase, bible text. You can save articles under 'Favorites' folders like you do websites on IE. If you have ESV on CD (which you get for free with hard copy) you should be able to read cited passages in the journal article just by placing your cursor over the citation.
Some of the Journals are clunkers. But even those are good for laughs, like this gem from The Master's Seminary:
"A resurgence of posttribulational thought after 1952 challenged pretribulationism with the writings of George Ladd (1911"“1982), J. Barton Payne (1922"“1979), and Robert Gundry (1932-). These challenges have prompted excellent responses which have added credibility to the pretribulational rapture. In the past decade have come new important works supporting prerribulationism, including those by Paul Benware, Mal Couch, Larry Crutchfield, Timothy Demy, Paul Feinberg, Arnold Fruchtenbaum, Grant Jeffrey, Thomas Ice, Paul S. Karleen, Renald Showers, and Robert Thomas."
The Master's Seminary, Master's Seminary Journal Volume 13, vnp.13.2.165-13.2.166 (The Master's Seminary, 2002; 2005).
Grant Jeffrey adding credibility to pretribulationism??
(hold on let me catch my breath) and this is after he published his Bible Code books.
I second the good Rev. Dr. on The Theological Journal from Galaxie Software. It is incredible what you get and what you can do. You can search by author, word, phrase, bible text. You can save articles under 'Favorites' folders like you do websites on IE. If you have ESV on CD (which you get for free with hard copy) you should be able to read cited passages in the journal article just by placing your cursor over the citation.
Some of the Journals are clunkers. But even those are good for laughs, like this gem from The Master's Seminary:
"A resurgence of posttribulational thought after 1952 challenged pretribulationism with the writings of George Ladd (1911"“1982), J. Barton Payne (1922"“1979), and Robert Gundry (1932-). These challenges have prompted excellent responses which have added credibility to the pretribulational rapture. In the past decade have come new important works supporting prerribulationism, including those by Paul Benware, Mal Couch, Larry Crutchfield, Timothy Demy, Paul Feinberg, Arnold Fruchtenbaum, Grant Jeffrey, Thomas Ice, Paul S. Karleen, Renald Showers, and Robert Thomas."
The Master's Seminary, Master's Seminary Journal Volume 13, vnp.13.2.165-13.2.166 (The Master's Seminary, 2002; 2005).
Grant Jeffrey adding credibility to pretribulationism??
(hold on let me catch my breath) and this is after he published his Bible Code books.
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