Writings
You Can Overcome Discouragement, 1977
The Doctrine of Biblical Authority, 1989
Personal Computer: A New Tool for Ministers, 1985
Communicator’s Commentary: I & II Kings, which was a Gold Medallion Award finalist for the “Best Commentary,” 1988,
Columns: Glimpses of a Seminary Under AssaultOct. 2004, that revisits Dilday's monthly presidential columns at Southwestern.
Higher Ground: A Call for Christian Civility, 2007.
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