
Overplaying the grace card?
I appreciate David Robertson’s review of Tullian Tchividjian’s new book One Way Love. Robertson gives voice to many of my own concerns about what I believe is a rising tide…

I appreciate David Robertson’s review of Tullian Tchividjian’s new book One Way Love. Robertson gives voice to many of my own concerns about what I believe is a rising tide…

I appreciate David Robertson’s review of Tullian Tchividjian’s new book One Way Love. Robertson gives voice to many of my own concerns about what I believe is a rising tide…

I have been encouraged by the resurgence of Reformed doctrine within the Southern Baptist Convention. I say “resurgence” because Calvinism in the SBC is nothing new. In fact the Doctrines…

It is a small leap from killing children in the womb to killing, say, two-year-olds (an idea already proffered by Princeton’s Peter Singer). Belgium is now considering a law that…

I am excited to see the publication of Thy Word is Still Truth. “The embattled title casts this book as an apologia for Westminster Seminary’s stand in a recent internal…

Sunday was Reformation Sunday. I preached from 2 Timothy on the Scripture’s authority and sufficiency. The title of the sermon is “Above All Earthly Powers” and can be listened to…

Good stuff from Aimee Byrd: The other day I was in the middle of a workout when the phone rang. I glance over to notice that it is my grandma.…

Michael Jensen has written a terrific article concerning biblical sexual ethics and how the church has often become counterproductive in the ways it teaches about sex. Jensen writes: Or again:…

It is not an easy thing to be the pastor of a mega-church. There are peculiar pressures and temptations that accompany such a role. Not least is the temptation to…

Every May I attend the Basics Conference at Parkside Church. It is an outstanding conference for pastors. The audio and video of last year’s conference has been posted online. Along…