Jeremy Walker

Andrew Fuller wrote a series of “Letters to a Young Minister” in which he discoursed on the various aspects of pastoral labour, focusing on the preaching of sermons (which he…

When I first saw the article on polyamory to which Carl subsequently referred I was grieved by its tone of everday reportage, the normalisation of sin. It is no consolation…

Do you laugh or cry? For the sake of the gospel I desperately want this to be a spoof, but I fear it is for real.

I was grateful to be offered an early glimpse of David Murray’s latest book, Jesus On Every Page (Thomas Nelson, 2013) (see below for a giveaway and special launch offer).…

Charles Spurgeon was not the only man of God to be labouring during the heyday of the gospel’s progress in Victorian London. On the other side of the river lived…

I have been somewhat relieved to discover the reason for a slight slowdown in my recent output. It is not that I have been busy in the church, or that…

At the moment, I am imagining that Luther has a smartphone and a Twitter account. Of course, being Luther, he might find a far more effective means of communicating his…

Reformation21 blogger Iain D. Campbell is one of the editors of and contributors to an imminent volume from Evangelical Press entitled Engaging with Keller: Thinking Through the Theology of an…

As we travel the pilgrim path, we are continually confronted with decisions which need to be made. This is true of every child of God, although the nature and impact…