Losing Our Baby
Last month, my wife and I experienced a loss that many others have endured. In the eleventh week of her pregnancy, our little baby died. It was our sixth pregnancy and first lost child. And it deeply grieved our hearts.…
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A New Reformation
It may have been mentioned on this site before, but if not, check out Thabiti Anyabwile’s new book, The Decline of African American Theology: From Biblical Faith to Cultural Accommodation, with a foreword by Mark Noll. Rev. Eric Redmond, Pastor…
Al Mohler for SBC President
Tom Ascol at Founders has linked to article on the upcoming nomination of Dr. Al Mohler for SBC President (Jeffress to nominate Mohler for SBC President). Imagine – a theologian as president of the SBC!
Reformation 21
Reformation 21 is an online magazine (ezine) created to serve, edify, and educate Christians by presenting an authoritative reformed perspective, while embracing various denominational positions, on a variety of relevant historic matters, current issues, and thoughtful positions that inform, inspire,…
Mohler to Be Nominated as SBC President
Some significant news out of Texas: Robert Jeffress, the pastor of First Baptist Dallas, announces that he will be nominating Al Mohler for President of the SBC in Indianapolis this June.
(Re)Thinking Worldview: Learning to Think, Live, and Speak in the World
One, two, three, four… ten…twenty…twenty-eight! As I sit to write this review, I find myself surrounded by a great cloud of worldview books. Twenty-eight to be painstakingly exact! Some of these books claim to help one “build a Christian worldview,”…
Resounding Truth: Christian Wisdom in the World of Music
“In the midst of this breathtaking praise of creation, the speechless paean of the cosmos to its Creator, the Christian faith dares to affirm that a creature, Homo sapiens, is given a singular calling: not simply to acknowledge the cosmic…
Modern Parables: Living in the Kingdom of God (Cinematic Theology)
I have to admit that I am pretty skeptical when it comes to “Christian” films. Too often, films producers major on the “Christian” part and leave the art of good filmmaking and story behind. Too often they are cheesy, sappy,…
The Living Church: Convictions of a Lifelong Pastor
If you’re looking for something theologically deep, this is not it. Instead, what we have here is John Stott dreaming of what he desires the church to reflect. The occasion was the 150th anniversary of the dedication of one of…
This Day in History
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.…