Looking at Logos 5, we have considered the underlying Logos 5 platform, and then considered the base packages available before surveying a specialist package. In the last part of this extended review, I want to ask the question, “Should you…
I have arrived home from a delightful visit to the beautiful land of Australia. My first few days were in Sydney, where I preached at the Truth of the Gospel conference on the topic of “The Brokenhearted Evangelist.” On the…
In this, may final post in the series, I am picking up where I left off in part 4… 4. Devote time to reading works by and about battered pastors.All pastors need companions. This is especially true for the battered…
Editors’ Note: As the title indicates, this is the second of two articles on this subject. The first article can be accessed here. 2. Does the third-use of the law play a significant role in the Christian life? The HC…
Editors’ Note: As the title indicates, this is the second of two articles on this subject. The first article can be accessed here. 2. Does the third-use of the law play a significant role in the Christian life? The HC…
On Sunday I preached part four in our current series through Job (2:11-3:26). It is entitled “Never Alone” and can be listened to HERE.
How do we deal with the tricky matter of pastors moving from one congregation to another? Some time ago I was in a session meeting with my elders, discussing my salary, and the phone rang (a long distance call). Within…
Thomas Piketty. Capital in the Twenty-First Century. Translated by Arthur Goldhammer. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2014. 696 pp. Hardcover. $24.99 To say that Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century has become a sensation would be…
“Our call to worship comes from…”, “If you have confessed your sins, I declare to you…”, and “The Lord bless you and keep you” are statements frequently found on Lord’s Day worship at Reformed and Presbyterian churches. Are these things…
Books at a Glance has posted my review of Jen Wilkin’s new book, Women of the Word. Here’s a short teaser: “The Bible does not want to be neatly packaged into three-hundred-and-sixty-five-day-increments” (75). No, no it doesn’t. But too often…
