Check out this excellent message by Al Mohler. Dr. Mohler delivered this message at a chapel service at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Al Mohler is one of the outstanding scholars / leaders / communicators in evangelicalism. He is the President…
Writing for Christianity Today, William Lane Craig reports some encouraging news concerning college philosophy departments and atheism. He writes: Back in the 1940s and ’50s, many philosophers believed that talk about God, since it is not verifiable by the five…
Michael Spencer had the following to say about the recent John 3:16 Conference: The fundamentalists who run the Southern Baptist Convention are after the Calvinists again. Obviously despairing that the “Building Bridges Conference” didn’t give the right preachers the opportunity…
Martin Luther was born on November 10, 1483. Young Martin was brought up in a typically faithful Catholic family. Planning to become a lawyer he suddenly changed his vocational goals during a horrific thunderstorm. He became an Augustinian monk in…
Today is all about unpacking my library. It is not an unpleasant task but it is time consuming. I am a little particular about my books so there is a very specific order in which I like them to be.…
When government officials e-mailed for a translation of the words “No entry for heavy goods vehicles. Residential traffic only” what came back was the Welsh equivalent of “I am not in the office at the minute. Please send any work…
Got Trueman on your pod? Here. The lads at Christ the Center get our man Carl for 62 minutes of scintillating discussion of, among other things, “the contribution of Owen to Trinitarian theology and practice with his emphasis on the…
With Veterans Day right around the corner, I did a pastor’s letter this week on how to pray for our soldiers (as an old Army guy, I use “soldier” as an all-purpose military personnel term, and as a way of showing charity…
On Wednesday morning I watched my four-year-old son (the same one who raided Carl Trueman’s candy dish) watch news footage of America’s first black president. I don’t think he thought to himself, “That’s a black man.” He just saw him…
Growing up, I adored my grandfather. He was probably the funniest man I ever knew, with a razor sharp wit, absurdism and satire running through his veins, and an imagination that seemed to know no bounds. His letters to me…
