Panel Discussion on “Love Wins”
Last week Al Mohler moderated a panel discussion on Rob Bell’s “Love Wins.” Check it out HERE.
Month March 2011
He Hasn’t Even Died at Marienbad Yet
Last night, a friend emailed me the following quotation, apparently written by one of the gurus of emergent evangelicalism, or whatever it calls itself these days. He is talking about the sacraments, or so I am told: “These rituals are…
He Hasn’t Even Died at Marienbad Yet
Last night, a friend emailed me the following quotation, apparently written by one of the gurus of emergent evangelicalism, or whatever it calls itself these days. He is talking about the sacraments, or so I am told: “These rituals are…
Springtime in the South
…but not in the north, as I endured a below 20 degree walk to the office from Suburban station today. What can cure the cold weather ills? Talking about adoption at PCRT Greenville this weekend. For a third year, the…
The Cross is not an Object Lesson
Michael Horton continues his review of Love Wins: For me, the greatest danger of Bell’s interpretation in this book is his view of Christ’s cross. Obviously, if there is no wrath or judgment, then whatever Christ achieved for us on…
Potential New Products for Church Historians
Logos Software has a couple of great new projects in the works but needs sufficient advance orders to make them viable. These projects are: The Collected Works of John Henry Newman. Newman, as I have argued before on this blog,…
Potential New Products for Church Historians
Logos Software has a couple of great new projects in the works but needs sufficient advance orders to make them viable. These projects are: The Collected Works of John Henry Newman. Newman, as I have argued before on this blog,…
Mom of the Year
My middle child, Zaidee, had her ninth birthday recently. Of course you want your child to feel special and loved on their birthday. She started her morning opening presents and then it was off to school to be the celebrity…
No soft words for deceivers
“Find if you can, beloved, one occasion in which Jesus inculcated doubt or bade men dwell in uncertainty. The apostles of unbelief are everywhere today, and they imagine that they are doing God service by spreading what they call “honest…
Superstition: Catholic and Evangelical
Some time ago on Reformation 21 I recounted certain events from my visit to Italy: the awesome beauty of Rome; the flight to Padua with a delightful Maronite priest; and the scene at the Basilica of Saint Anthony, with dozens…