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A Whole New World

The secret is out. World Magazine has decided to add to their online presence by increasing the scope of their blog. Joe Carter, of Evangelical Outpost, has been asked to head-up this new venture. I have been asked to become editor of the Ex Libris section of the blog which will be dedicated to book reviews. My task sounds challenging enough. “This feature will certainly become the best place to find literary criticism from a biblical perspective.” Naturally I consider this an honor and look forward to working with World. I trust this opportunity will allow more good books to get into the hands of more Christians.

You can read Joe Carter’s introduction to the blog here. And of course you can see the blog itself at http://www.worldmagblog.com/blog/.


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