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The Family Tomb of Jesus Controversy Coming Soon

wfz-admin — Sat, 10 Mar 2007 13:24:00 +0000

“How the Experts Were Used in the SpecialA Discussion with Dr. Darrell Bock Regarding Discovery’s The Lost Tomb of Jesus”by Dr. John Ankerberg Edited by Dillon Burroughs Plus: Slate: http://www.slate.com/id/2161178/ …

What’s the Big Deal About Jesus?: *Why All the Controversy? *Is He Relevant? *Does It Matter to Me? by John Ankerberg, Dillon Burroughs
Nine Facts That Disapprove the Claims About the Lost Tomb of Jesus
Nine Facts That Disapprove the Claims About the Lost Tomb of Jesus

Nine Facts That Disapprove the Claims About the Lost Tomb of Jesus

wfz-admin — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 21:18:00 +0000

John Ankerberg and Dillon Burroughs 1 Jesus Family Tomb would not have been in Jerusalem, but Nazareth. 2 If this is the Family Tomb of Jesus, why does it contain so many non-family members? 3 The statistical analysis concerning Jesus …

Nine Facts That Disapprove the Claims About the Lost Tomb of Jesus

wfz-admin — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 21:16:00 +0000

Nine Facts That Disapprove the Claims About the Lost Tomb of Jesus

wfz-admin — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 21:15:00 +0000

Misquoting Jesus

wfz-admin — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 13:57:00 +0000

I have yet to read the book that responds to Dr. Erhman (right), but perhaps one might be interested in the critique of his book as well by Dillon Burroughs. I’m sure reading them together would make for a compelling “conversation” of …

2 days and counting…

wfz-admin — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 18:16:43 +0000

…Two days until my next book manuscript is due! I can’t wait to have it in stores in February! I’ll let you know more as the time approaches.

In other news, I head to Haiti Thursday (Yes, the same day the manuscript is due!) to speak at a pastor’s conference and help out with other activities at Mountaintop Ministries (http://www.mountaintopministries-haiti.org/ -see the photo below for an idea of the area). The project is in cooperation with First Baptist Church in N. Terre Haute (www.fbcnth.org), the church from my college days, where I still keep in close contact. It should be an amazing experience, even if I’m emailing my book manuscript from the boarding area before we depart…

…Still MORE writing: Believe it or not, in addition to my current projects, I had the opportunity to squeeze in two short editing projects with Moody Publishing. These included updates on Living By the Book (revision Winter ‘07) by Howard and Bill Hendricks and the updated version of Dispensationalim by Dr. Charles Ryrie. It was a special honor to be take part on his book, as I’ve used his Ryrie Study Bible since the age of 19.

…Coming soon? A tour through Missouri and Texas in November? I’ll keep you posted.

…Interviews. If you’re connected with anyone in the media who has a say regarding interviews, please let me know as I’m hoping to schedule several in February regarding our book on the Middle East conflict and the War on Terror.

16 Days and Counting

wfz-admin — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 15:18:30 +0000

Sorry to be MIA on everyone lately. My toughest project to date is due in 16 days. However, last week offered an opportunity to catch up with my coauthor John Ankerberg as we continued work on the upcoming manuscript for our book on the Middle East conflict. Our latest title idea is still being finalized and I’ll let you know more as the release nears in February.

I’ve also spoken a couple times this month, started a freelance project on some revisions for Living by the Book by Howard Hendricks, and am planning a mission trip to Haiti in mid-Oct. I can’t wait to share some stories soon, hopefully with a new website in the near future. Stay tuned!

I value your comments at dillon@dillonburroughs.org.

The Five Languages of Apology

wfz-admin — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 13:18:57 +0000

I took my son Ben to Borders last night to read children’s books and drink hot chocolate. When we walked in the door, the front table had a few copies of Gary Chapman’s The Five Languages of Apology. I could hardly believe a book I helped edit is now on the front pages at my nearest bookstore! This is the fun part of writing.

First Baptist Church of North Terre Haute

wfz-admin — Thu, 31 Aug 2006 04:08:00 +0000

From Dillon Burroughs: mp3 | wma – DaVinci Code Controversy Part 2 – 5/07/06 mp3 | wma – DaVinci Code Controversy Part 1 – 4/30/06 … LIBERTAS » Blog Archive » Apuzzo Returns to De-Code The Da Vinci Code I’ve read a lot about the DaVinci …

Popular Living By the Book revised edition coming in ‘07

wfz-admin — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 16:41:30 +0000

Living By the Book, a top Moody Publishing title by Dr. Howard Hendricks and son Bill Hendricks, has influenced thousands of Christians and church leaders, creating a new need for a revised edition coming in Spring 2007.

An exciting opportunity for me came about as I have been asked to provide some editing for the project, a book that personally impacted me greatly during my first year at Dallas Seminary (www.dts.edu). The idea that I can help on a book written by one of my favorite profs, "Prof" himself, is an honor and joy. I’ll let you know more as the release nears in ‘07.

In others news, keep me in your prayers I continue work on my coauthored book on the Middle East situation. I’m hoping for a tremendous impact on this new title with Harvest House in February 2007.

Lastly, go ahead and pre-order a copy of Dr. Gary Chapman’s The Five Languages of Apology. I did the discussion guide for it and found it an insightful and highly applicable book. It comes out in September and you won’t want to miss it.