Article in Evangelical Quarterly

I have got an article in the latest Evangelical Quarterly 81.3 (July 2009):

'"It's all about Jesus": a critical analysis of the way in which the songs of four contemporary worship songwriters can lead to an impoverished christology'

Abstract: This article examines the songs of four contemporary worship songwriters in regard to the christology they present.  The article argues that although the majority of songs are focused on Jesus, they fail to articulate a sufficient christology. It is claimed that this is due to an inadequate attention given to the doctrine of the trinity and to Christ’s priestly and prophetic offices. The article concludes by suggesting that the broader context and expectations of contemporary worship songwriters means that it is difficult for a richer christology to be developed.

Comments

[Jason Goroncy]

Congratulations Andy. That's very exciting. I'll be sure to look out for it. Sounds like a good piece to share with our interns too.

Best,

Jason

[Terry]

Great stuff, Andy. Any chance you could email me a copy, please? Spurgeon's Library is closed for refurbishment over the summer.

[Terry]

Thanks again for the article, Andy. I've posted some comments inspired by it over at http://aardvarkconundrum.blogspot.com/

[Tim Pottle]

I'd like a copy too if possible....

[andy goodliff]

There is a copy in the library ... in the journal section at the back ...