Southern Baptists Should abstain from drinking tea
Wade Burleson engages in some very effective satire (Abstaining from Tea Drinking).
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David Brainerd, Part 6
A suitable aspiration for Thanksgiving: “Lord’s Day, April 21.–In the morning, calm and composed, with some outgoings of soul after God in secret duties, and longing desires for His presence in the sanctuary and at His table; that His presence…
One Issue Voters
Good stuff from Russel Moore posted at “Paleoevangelical”: “Would you vote for a candidate who agrees with you on every issue, except that he’s a white supremacist?”
The Preacher’s Blessed Burden
Justin Taylor has posted some great insight from D.A. Carson on Paul’s parting words to the Ephesian elders (“The Whole Counsel of God”). Every preacher must share this burden. We are not commissioned to teach the wisdom of man. We…
Mystery and Clarity
Phillip Melanchthon, Martin Luther’s faithful friend and successor in the German reformation wrote in his Loci, “We do better to adore the mysteries of deity than to investigate them.” To be sure, there is much mystery in contemplating such divine…
`Ere we go again
Yes, the Ref21 offices have received news of a book being written on R J Rushdoony, that outstanding historian and scholar, and the aspiring author has requested the editor to call on our beloved friend and occasional blogger, Carl Trueman,…
David Brainerd, Part 5
“Thursday, November 3 — Spent this day in secret fasting and prayer, from morning till night. Early in the morning, had some assistance in prayer. Afterwards, read the story of Elijah the prophet. My soul was much moved, observing the…
Piper on “Justification and the Diminishing Work of Christ”
Derek, great to see you at ETS! Here is the audio and the manuscript and the video of Piper’s address on “Justification and the Diminishing Work of Christ.”