As I have written in a previous post, the marriage seminar with Paul Tripp was outstanding. Having been familiar with Tripp’s writings and teaching, I was confident that what we would receive would be refreshingly biblical. I say “refreshingly” biblical…
The longer I live as a Christian and serve as a pastor, the more impressed I am with the value of careful attention to Jesus’ teaching on prayer in the Sermon on the Mount, commonly known as The Lord’s Prayer.…
What a great weekend we had at Metro East! God used Paul Tripp to bless us deeply. I will have more to say about the content of the weekend later on but for now take advantage of Dr. Tripp’s Sunday…
It looks like Mr. Ehrman is biting off more than he can chew. Dr. Wallace is not among the legion of gullible readers that take in Ehrman’s attacks on God and His Word.
Kim Riddlebarger on the opening question of the Heidelberg Catechism: “What is your only comfort in life and in death?” In addition to being an encouraging theological reflection, this article will help the reader apprectiate the wisdom of sound catechetical…
Greg Gilbert over at “Church Matters” has written a very good piece on voting in the church. He gives sound advice about the kinds of decisions that must be delegated by the congregation in order to keep the church from…
I drew attention to the mp3 downloadable addresses that Sinclair Ferguson gave recently at RTS Charlotte (available from iTunes). Steven Hall has kindly informed me of his own summaries of the “choicest bits” on his blog, here.
I’m in Scotland for a few days, catching up with European news in today’s edition of The Times. The big splash news item, on several pages, is the case of Max Mosely, president of the FIA (Federation Internationale de l’Automobile)…
Some interesting thoughts from Brent Thomas on Christian music and why so much junk is peddled under that banner.
