…maybe I was “converted under duress.” This is one of Captain Believer’s Baptism Only’s arguments against my fellow MoS co-hosts. It was my third pregnancy. My husband grew up Catholic, and was therefore double dipped when we had attended a…
On Sunday I preached part 18 in our series through the Book of Acts. It is entitled “The Rejected Redeemer” (Acts 7:17-43) and can be listened to or downloaded HERE. We are also now podcasting our sermons.
Professor Michael Haykin has responded to my piece on Baptists and the Lord’s Supper. Dr. Haykin is a leading Baptist historian, an excellent scholar, and most importantly he is a godly Christian man with strong convictions. I praise God for…
The Westminster Bookstore is selling two Calvin volumes at a bargain price this week: A Guide to Christian Living and, most notably, a new English translation of the 1541 edition of the Institutes. On the Institutes, Calvin aficionados will know…
This is the second of 4 parts in response to Dr. Mark Jones on the question and meaning of Baptism and the Lord’s table as the question stands between Baptistic types who practice a closed table and Presbyterian types who…
The month of October has been designated Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The goal of this month is to raise public awareness about domestic violence and to educate communities and individuals on how to recognize, prevent, and respond to domestic violence.…
The month of October has been designated Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The goal of this month is to raise public awareness about domestic violence and to educate communities and individuals on how to recognize, prevent, and respond to domestic violence.…
In is excellent book Leading with a Limp, Dan Allender points out the isolating nature of decision making. To decide requires a death, a dying to a thousand options, the putting aside of a legion of possibilities in order to…
Well, I was going to go on a bit more about the necessity of the local church in the posts headed to this space, but our dear brother in Christ Dr. Mark Jones has done what Presbyterians are prone to…
Okay, so I don’t know many people who aspire to be ordinary. We grow up being told we are special. What would our parents think if we just turn out to be regular people? So if you write a book…
