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Rev. Dr. Joshua Heavin (PhD, Aberdeen) serves as Curate for Pastoral Care at Christ Church Cathedral in Plano, Texas; he is the book reviews editor for Pro Ecclesia, the journal of the Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology; and he is an adjunct professor in the School of Christian Thought at Houston Christian University and West Texas A&M University.
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Rev. Dr. Joshua Heavin (PhD, Aberdeen) serves as Curate for Pastoral Care at Christ Church Cathedral in Plano, Texas; he is the book reviews editor for Pro Ecclesia, the journal of the Center for Catholic and Evangelical Theology; and he is an adjunct professor in the School of Christian Thought at Houston Christian University and West Texas A&M University.
Joshua HeavinThe HeronBook ReviewsTheology
Featuring books from Malcolm Guite, Michael C. Legaspi, Matthew Emerson, and Alexander Pierce amongst others
Joshua HeavinCultureHealth & Medicine
Medical Assistance in Dying is opposed by people of sound conscience for many reasons. Matthew Loftus capably distinguishes between allowing people to die and killing them. Jonathan von Maren notes
Joshua HeavinBook Reviews
Those who want to learn more about how Jesus relates to the law in his first-century context cannot improve upon Paul Sloan’s wonderful book, which will prove essential to anyone preaching or teaching from the synoptic gospels.
Joshua HeavinFamilyTheology
We often struggle to truly hear the truth that God's kingdom belongs to children because we have become cynical. Rather than being attentive to God with earnestness and sincerity, we are jaded.
Joshua HeavinBook ReviewsThe Heron
Josh Heavin's new theology books column previews new books from Katherine Sonderegger, Matthew Arbo, Christopher Mooney, Denise Flanders, and David Moffitt
Joshua HeavinTheology
In the Eucharist we receive from God the very thing Mary was looking for when she came to the garden on Easter Sunday morning.
Joshua HeavinFamilyCultureHealth & Medicine
When God took on flesh, he did not show us that through conquest or domination, but through quiet virtue and faithfully embracing the call on his life.
Joshua HeavinTheologyChurch
How can convinced historic Protestants build healthy ecclesial movements when the mainline is dying and evangelicalism is increasingly non-denominational?
Joshua HeavinBook Reviews
The 19th century Anglican bishop J. C. Ryle offers a compelling and useful model for ministry and preaching in our own day.
Joshua HeavinTheologyBook Reviews
Fred Sanders's latest book will deepen your understanding of our union with Christ and move your heart to worship Jesus.
Joshua HeavinFormation
The greatest test of our character quite often is what we are willing or able to do when all hope seems lost.
Joshua HeavinFeaturedChurchEvangelicalismFormation
In recent years it has become increasingly popular for churches of differing sizes, locations, and denominational traditions to make use of consultant services to find new ministers and staff for Christian institutions. If you browse the denominational job boards of […]
