A substantial new collection of essays on Karl Barth is due out in the UK this January: Engaging with Barth: Contemporary Evangelical Critiques, edited by David Gibson & Daniel Strange (Nottingham: Apollos, January 2008) ISBN: 978-1-84474-245-5. It includes contributions from…
I found this posted by Rich Ryan and had to pass it along. Cable access must be the greatest thing since the internal combustion engine.
More on the qualifications of elders from “Pure Church” (Not a Lover of Money).
Justin Taylor has posted a link to a helpful review of Brian MacLaren’s understanding of the Gospel (“Gospel” vs Gospel). MacLaren’s theology is an atrocity but he is no dummy. Over the past 10 years he has gradually unveiled his…
A good article and some helpful links from “Gazing at Glory” (The Danger of Getting Bored with the Gospel).
Today is All Saints Day, the super-bowl Sunday of sacred relics in the Roman Catholic Church. Not many people realize that this is the reason why Reformation Day is the same as Halloween (All Hallows Eve). Luther was specifically protesting…
It’s late here in Washington D.C. I am tired. I miss my family. I miss Metro East. Large cities are exhausting. It has been so long since I lived in Houston I have forgotten what it is like. Subways are…
Martin Luther once said that an uneducated layman armed with the Scriptures was to be believed above popes and councils without the Scriptures. As a seminary president and professor of theology, no one valued education more than Luther. He simply…
Kelly Kapic and our own Justin Taylor have just edited John Owen’s classic work Communion with the Triune God. It is everything that one can hope for in theology: Trinitarian, Gospel-centered, passionate, written by a prince among all theologians. The…
