Take and Read
I love this book. “The Great Work of the Gospel” by John Ensor is one of the best explanations and celebrations of the Gospel I have ever read. Ensor first establishes the need for the cross then goes on to…
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Princeton Professor on Homosexuality
While it’s a few months old (and, who knows? God might have changed his mind in the interim if we follow the path of the professor. We wouldn’t want to impose the passing values of November 2008 imperialistically on the…
Princeton Professor on Homosexuality
While it’s a few months old (and, who knows? God might have changed his mind in the interim if we follow the path of the professor. We wouldn’t want to impose the passing values of November 2008 imperialistically on the…
Blog 16: 1.9.3 – 1.11.1
It is characteristic of Calvin’s theology in general and of his Institutes in particular to give strong affirmation to the person and work of the Holy Spirit. Generally speaking, Calvin does not do this by treating the Third Person…
These People Scare Me
When Nancy Pelosi (or any pro-abortion politician) says “family planning” they really mean abortion.
Sunday’s Sermon
Click HERE to listen to part two in the current series The Gospel-Driven Church. The name of the message is “The Centrality of the Gospel.”
You are now paying for abortions
“America needs no words from me to see how your decision in Roe v. Wade has deformed a great nation. The so-called right to abortion has pitted mothers against their children and women against men. It has sown violence and…
The Tragic Legacy of Roe Vs. Wade
Dr. Robert George of Princeton has written an important article for Public Discourse on the moral implications of Roe Vs. Wade. Dr. George writes: ‘The Roe justices were also wrong to imagine that legal abortion would prove to be enlightened…
Blog 15: 1.8.10 – 1.9.2
Calvin skilfully weaves themes together like strands of thread. Faith appears in connection with the self-authentication of Scripture, then disappears from view, returning in Book III. Word and Spirit come together, and then come together again. This style is partly…