by Stephen Rodgers

I was struck by how much good content has been coming out lately from seminars and publications lately, and in a departure from throwing 8-10 links at you from around the internet, thought you might enjoy something a little more tailored for a change:

• First off, David Powlison recently did a seminar on Biblical Counseling at John Piper’s Church. This is fairly introductory, so if you have any interest in the subject, this is an easy way to get started. (MP3)
• And speaking of heavy hitters in the Biblical Counseling movement…Paul Tripp (and his amazing mustache) recently did a 2-hour Q&A (also at John Piper’s church). Single’s Ministry: this is the same fellow who’s book Pastor John has been preaching out of lately, so check it out. (VIDEO)
• Also, the new Tabletalk Magazine for June is out. It’s on Calvinism. Free articles by RC Sproul, Al Mohler, Ed Stetzer and others. Enjoy! (And if you’re curious, they spilled the beans on what they’re planning for the next six months as well). (WEB)
• Announcements like this are always a little risky, but did you know that Pastor Patrick isn’t the only one teaching on the attributes of God? Grace Community Church (John MacArthur and the Elders) are doing it all summer long, and so far it’s been awesome. (Yours was great too Patrick!) (MP3)
• That reminds me, have you ever heard of the NEXT conference? If not, you might want to check it out. Anytime you get a lineup featuring Joshua Harris, Mark Dever, Kevin DeYoung, CJ Mahaney, DA Carson, and MORE…it’s worth paying attention. The 2010 conference was on Christian Fundamentals…definitely great stuff. (MP3)
• And speaking of fundamentals, I ran across these lately and thought I’d pass them along. It turns out that you can get the Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechisms free from iTunes. Huh. Go iTunes. (If you can’t or won’t do iTunes, Jamin Hubbard has a version of the Shorter Catechism that he made for RTS students). (MP3)

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