Kevin DeYoung

For the better part of a year, I’ve been working (read: other smart people I trust have been working) on creating a personal website that can house all of my online content. With today’s launch, I’ll be moving my personal blog from TGC to this new site.

In this episode, Kevin is joined by the distinguished historian, Dr. Wilfred McClay as the two of them talk about the task of the historian in being a “recording angel” of the past.

In this episode, Kevin is joined once again by Justin and Collin as they discuss all that is going right in the church.

Andrew Walker, a professor of ethics at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the managing editor for World Opinions, comes on to talk with Kevin about the importance of natural law and natural theology.

When hurt feelings, gruff personalities, ill-conceived jokes, run-of-the-mill staff disagreements, and the ordinary misunderstandings of life get labeled as “abuse,” we not only run the risk of slandering the accused, we also make it more difficult for the genuinely abused to get the help and attention they need.

We welcome Joel Beeke to the podcast to dive into the theological and historical world of the Puritans, providing reading suggestions for both beginners and experts. We also talk about improving your preaching through expository and experiential content.

Is it better to avoid or embrace the secular celebration of Christmas? Kevin DeYoung and Collin Hansen discuss.

“Best” doesn’t mean I agreed with everything in them; it means I found these books—all published in 2021 (or the very end of 2020)—a strong combination of thoughtful, useful, interesting, helpful, insightful, and challenging.

From the 2021 Faithful Conference, I interview keynote speaker William Taylor. Come for the book recommendations, stay for the wealth of evangelism advice.

In this latest episode of LBE, Dr. Douglas Moo, theologian and professor at Wheaton, join Collin, Justin, and myself to talk about his new and substantial contribution, A Theology of Paul and His Letters.

A lot of people are writing about “Evangelical Elites” right now. The LBE guys have some thoughts (and some books) to share.

In this latest episode of the LBE podcast, I have the privilege of sitting down with one of my favorite authors, Dr. Allen Guelzo, to talk about his new book, Robert E. Lee: A Life.

Justin Taylor and I examine the current situation of abortion in America, legally and morally, and recommend practical resources for changing hearts and minds.

“Weep with those who weep” is an important, biblical command. But it should not be taken as a one-size-fits-all formula that demands a rigid application in every situation where people are sad or distraught.

My friend on the phone asked me what I thought about the plane that had just crashed into the Twin Towers. I had no idea what he was talking about.