Augustine is read widely in the secular academy as a philosopher foundational to understanding the development of western civilization and for his relevance in the modern disciplines of literature, psychology, politics, ethics and aesthetics. One gets the feeling however that…
Augustine is read widely in the secular academy as a philosopher foundational to understanding the development of western civilization and for his relevance in the modern disciplines of literature, psychology, politics, ethics and aesthetics. One gets the feeling however that…
From Mike Pohlman at the Gospel Coalition: Writing for TIME magazine, Amy Sullivan brings to our attention an issue that has much of contemporary evangelicalism scrambling for clarity. The issue is the relationship between the gospel and “social justice.” How…
Sunday’s sermon was part 37 in our series through Hebrews. It is entitled “Faith Tested” and is taken from Hebrews 11:17-19. You can listen to or download it HERE.
I know that Memorial Day was yesterday but I wanted to post the following thoughts from Kevin DeYoung. I know it is common for one generation to reject the patriotism of the previous generation. But usually this is nothing more…
I have just begun reading 40 Questions About Interpreting the Bible by Robert Plummer and it is outstanding. Here is what Justin Taylor has to say about it: Robert Plummer’s new book, 40 Questions About Interpreting the Bible (Kregel, 2010),…
First, a million apologies for the poor service of late. Gremlins in the software that were beyond Jeremy and myself’s ability to hunt and destroy. All seems to have been fixed however and as they say, normal service is now…
