On January 1, 1937 J. Gresham Machen died. “Born in 1881, J. Gresham Machen grew up in an educated, well-to-do Presbyterian family in Baltimore. He majored in classics at Johns Hopkins University and graduated first in his class in 1901.…
David Powlison offers some reflections on New Year’s Resolutions.
On the issue of creeds, the evangelical world often seems absolutely divided into two broad camps: There are those who are so passionately committed to a particularly narrow view of scripture’s sufficiency that they not only deny the need for…
Confessions are doctrinal summaries of the Bible’s teaching. They are written by the Church for the Church and the world. They are written for the world because churches with creeds and confessions are trying to be honest about themselves. These…
For those who use, or want to use, the M’Cheyne Bible reading plan, here’s a helpful site with various formats to print, view, or receive online.
Justin Taylor has provided a link to the latest 9Marks Ministry Newsletter on corporate prayer. (9Marks Newsletter on Corporate Prayer). Please enjoy and benefit from these articles.
In his outstanding book, Sinners in the Hands of a Good God, David Clotfelter carefully distinguishes between the god of sentimental western moralism and the holy God who reveals Himself in Scripture. The author presents George MacDonald, the great 19th…
The latest 9Marks newsletter–is it still a “newsletter” when it’s 46 pages–is now available online. You can read it as a PDF or on their webpage.
Well, it turns out that the much-ballyhooed Golden Compass is a crashing bore. I finally got around to seeing it last night. There were three other people in the theater. Several things struck me. 1. Yes, the movie’s production quality…
