In this interview conducted by Mark Dever, “Pastor and author Thabiti Anyabwile describes the beliefs and history of Islam, his own experience as a Muslim, the contradictions in the Koran, as well as the way for churches to approach evangelism…
I saw the new Bond movie at the weekend. Nothing like it to make me proud to be English. After all, it just couldn’t be done by, say, the Welsh. `The name’s ap-Llymrys Jones, Gwynfor ap-Llymrys Jones’ just doesn’t cut…
I saw the new Bond movie at the weekend. Nothing like it to make me proud to be English. After all, it just couldn’t be done by, say, the Welsh. `The name’s ap-Llymrys Jones, Gwynfor ap-Llymrys Jones’ just doesn’t cut…
I saw the new Bond movie at the weekend. Nothing like it to make me proud to be English. After all, it just couldn’t be done by, say, the Welsh. `The name’s ap-Llymrys Jones, Gwynfor ap-Llymrys Jones’ just doesn’t cut…
A dear friend from the UK told me this weekend that he’d been catching up on the Ref21 blog and noticing that we seemed to have far too much fun! Well, he is a friend and his perspective skewed as a…
First thing Monday morning is my main time of prayer for our missionaries. In reading and praying over recent missionary correspondence this morning I came across a good reminder from Robert Speer: “In this supernatural cause (world missions), which rests…
A number of years ago in a Baptist church in Crystal Palace in southern London, the Sunday morning service was closing and a stranger stood up in the back, raised his hand; he said, “Excuse me, pastor; can I share…
A member of Tenth Presbyterian Church recently gave me a sermon CD from the British evangelist Ray Comfort, with a marvelous real-life story of God’s work through the ministry of a man from Sydney Australia. My assistant Anne Davies has…
At the risk of doubling Derek’s envy, Eschenbach played Mozart piano concertos 23 and 24 to rapturous applause. Our seats are on the back side of the orchestra, in the third tier — perfect for this concert because we could…
