“Disregard the study of God, and you sentence yourself to stumble and blunder through life blindfolded, as it were, with no sense of direction and no understanding of what surrounds you. This way you can waste your life and lose…
Some thought-provoking observations from J.I. Packer and one of my favorite bloggers (Calvinists Who Don’t Know They Are, 1).
Just been reading an interview with Derek Thomas at the Exiled Preacher blog in which he has something to say about that Trueman guy! And another reference to it, here.
Phil Johnson offers a good observation on the emergent tendency to avoide statements of faith (“No Statement of Belief”#links#links).
I am excited about the Literary Study Bible published by Crossway. After spening some time in its pages I can say honestly that it is my favorite study Bible. If you desire a tool that will help you read and…
More on the dark doings at Wycliffe Hall. Call me a cynic, but the key phrase here might well be `energetic management style.’ Still, pinning it all on the fundamentalists is much more fun.
More on the dark doings at Wycliffe Hall. Call me a cynic, but the key phrase here might well be `energetic management style.’ Still, pinning it all on the fundamentalists is much more fun.
More on the dark doings at Wycliffe Hall. Call me a cynic, but the key phrase here might well be `energetic management style.’ Still, pinning it all on the fundamentalists is much more fun.
Between Two Worlds has a link to some excellent thoughts on Jonathan Edwards (What It Means to Hear and Be Influenced by Jonathan Edwards).
