Great stuff from Rick Phillips on whether evolution is compatible with the Scriptures. On a related note, Rachel Miller raises an appropriate concern regarding N.T. Wright . I have been quite concerned for some time now why it is that…
There are plenty of reasons why people leave churches. Some are legitimate and others are not. In this short series, I want to focus on illegitimate reasons why people leave churches. Here is one: “I don’t feel connected.” This can…
Augustus Toplady once said that “it is not necessary to be timid in order to be meek.” And I guess that must be right, glancing at the inspired examples in Galatians 5:12 or Matthew 23:1-33. It needs to be seen…
The flood waters having receded, and Noah and family having disembarked from the ark, it was back to business as usual on earth in a number of discernable ways. Thus we see, firstly, the restitution of the creation ordinance of…
In my book <a href=”https://www.latimertrust.org/index.php/publications/books-and-compilations/24-tpg”><em>The True Profession of the Gospel</em></a>, I criticise Augustus Montague Toplady for his occasionally barbed and acerbic responses to John Wesley, as not being in keeping with 2 Timothy 2:22-26. I do the same with <a…
A few months ago Carl, Aimee, and I had the priviledge of having a public conversation with Kent Hughes about preaching and ministry. I was moved not only by Dr. Hughes' graciousness but grateful for the wisdom that the Lord…
Did Christ descend into hell? With this question, as with so many others, much depends upon what one means by the words–in this case, much depends on the meaning of all three words, “descended,” “into,” and “hell.” The question is…
Would you allow me to draw your attention to a book? It is my father’s work, and concerns a man that you may not know, a seventeenth century Baptist called Benjamin Keach. Keach was one of the movers and shakers…
In my former forays into the dangerous territory of saying anything negative about the great and famous John Wesley, I foolishly mentioned his unusually positive views of the arch-heretic Pelagius (“Who was Pelagius? By all I can pick up from…
Politico published an interesting article on Oral Roberts over the weekend. Unlike the typical hit-piece one might expect on such a figure, the portrait of Roberts here is more nuanced. Perhaps the key paragraph is this: At the dawn of…
