My wife and I recently spent a week at the Rafiki Foundation enrichment week, where I taught on the miracles of Christ and Dennis Johnson from Westminster Seminary in California taught on Hebrews. (Dennis’ teaching was tremendous, and it was…
Welcome back Rick! We want to hear about your journey to Africa when you’ve gone and returned. You are right, Rafiki has a wonderful ministry. Now, a few weeks ago I posted on “Consumerism and the Local Church.” Well, Martha Nussbaum,…
Rick Phillips to Ref21, requesting permission to redock… I am glad to be reentering the Ref21 cyberzone, having been in a mini self-imposed exile for awhile. This largely consisted of my much-needed, and much-enjoyed family vacation. Immediately on returning, however,…
Bullinger was born on this day, July 18 1504. I’ve blogged about this on the First Presbyterian Church blog. I’m wondering if Carl or Ligon have any thoughts on his influence on the European Reformation.
Was it Louis Armstrong who crooned, You must remember this A kiss is just a kiss, a sigh is just a sigh The fundamental things apply As time goes by… A kiss is just a kiss? What world are you…
The Banner of Truth Trust has performed an invaluable service for the Christian community by publishing Cornel Venema’s little work Getting the Gospel Right. He had previously submitted several well written posts to www.monergism.com on the so-called “New Perspectives on…
‘Calvin had no taste or stomach for things outside his particular calling. For him social pleasures were nonexistent. He never mentions domestic joys or woes in his letters. The beauties of nature left him cold. Art, poetry and music seem…
Brave evangelical leaders in the PC(USA)’s Presbytery of Mississippi have produced a response to the infamous PUP (Peace, Unity and Purity) report. On this past Thursday, at a called meeting, the Presbytery of Mississippi overwhelmingy (by approximately 90 percent) passed…
American President Theodore Roosevelt once said that “it is not the critic that counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the…
