This video has been doing the rounds over the last few days. It is difficult to tell if it is ironic or not; though ‘American Christian feminists’ makes me think the (male) Catholic priests who during my youth flooded into…
The Gospel MinistryThomas FoxcroftSoli Deo Gloria (RHB), 87pp, hbkISBN 978-1-56769-061-3 This unusual but highly profitable little volume is a preacher’s own ordination sermon. It was preached in 1717 by Thomas Foxcroft as he set out to demonstrate to the congregation…
In 1734, God used the preaching of Jonathan Edwards to launch the Great Awakening in Northampton, MA. Edwards would go on to be one of the most influential Christians in American history. We rightly think of this Awakening, like all…
Lectures to my StudentsC. H. SpurgeonVarious publishers and editions Every Friday afternoon Charles Spurgeon would head down to the Pastors’ College – of all the institutions in which he was involved, the one that was perhaps dearest to his great…
It was good to be a middle aged has-been (or, perhaps more accurately, ‘never-was’) this Christmas. While I poured myself a brandy and listened at leisure to the long-awaited Celebration Day and Mark Knopfler’s new album, Privateering, I took some…
It was good to be a middle aged has-been (or, perhaps more accurately, ‘never-was’) this Christmas. While I poured myself a brandy and listened at leisure to the long-awaited Celebration Day and Mark Knopfler’s new album, Privateering, I took some…
If you’ve read any Flannery O’Connor, you are aware of her proclivity to take the reader into the darkness of humanity amidst the everyday, mundane life. She shows us that maybe our ordinary is familiar and common, but it is…
The latest edition of Ordained Servant, the Orthodox Presbyterian Church’s journal for officebearers is online. Of particular interest is T. David Gordon’s review of Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other by M.I.T.professor, Sherry…
The latest edition of Ordained Servant, the Orthodox Presbyterian Church’s journal for officebearers is online. Of particular interest is T. David Gordon’s review of Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other by M.I.T.professor, Sherry…
