Over at Justin Taylor’s blog at the Gospel Coalition, I contributed to a historians’ forum that sought to answer certain questions on southern evangelicals and their failures on Civil Rights.…
My dear friends: One of the things that was hard about living in St. Louis were all the gray, semi-cold winter days. We would go four or five days in…
This is the time of year when book lists come out. Mine is a little less ambitious than others in part because I don’t try to confine my reading to…
This morning, I finished reading Tim Keller’s new book, Prayer: Experiencing Awe and Intimacy with God. I very much appreciated the book–I read it a chapter at a time during…
My dear friends: I hope that you are enjoying these Christmas sermons on John’s prologue. I certainly have enjoyed doing a deep-dive into the text, both to see how John…
I have always enjoyed reading Richard Mouw, former president of Fuller Seminary, long-time faculty member at Calvin College. I was reminded how much I enjoy him this morning when I…
My dear friends: One of the best books that I’ve read this year is a new one written by a friend of mine, Steve Garber. For many years, Steve has…
Not that anyone missed me, of course. But after a two and a half year hiatus, I’ve agreed to reboot my contributions to the Reformation21 blog. I especially happy to…
I’m so grateful for my friend Carl’s reply. It appears, perhaps, that I was a bit too subtle in the single point that I was trying to contribute, so I…
I have enjoyed the exchange between my fellow church historians (and pastors) Carl Trueman and Michael Haykin on spiritual formation and seminaries. I wanted to make one brief observation on…
