As I prepare to serve as a commissioner to the 2014 PCA General Assembly, I have been refreshing myself on the Insider Movement/s (IM) debate. I began with the study committee’s report, a powerful case against IM that David Garner…
I plead with you to help. In my opinion it is a matter for which we must fight. If we do not, things will remain the same. Do not get me wrong, consistency is good, but not in this case.…
Hannah Anderson has written a wonderful book, Made for More. My review of it is now posted on Books At A Glance. Here is a teaser: As much as I love to read Dorothy Sayers, her book Are Women Human?…
Wrote this a year ago. Needs to be said again. Well it’s here again. I’m actually knee-deep in it. It’s ball season. This is the time of the year when my sanity is really challenged. With a daughter in softball…
I am a blind person. Admittedly, beginning a piece with such a declaration seems odd. Blindness however plays a key role in my life. It has shaped me in many ways and has forced me to ask questions of myself…
Dr. Scott Oliphint responds on ref21 to Dr. Paul Helm.
I have decided, with some reluctance, to respond to Paul Helm’s recent critique of God With Us. The reasons for my minor reluctance are two. First, I consider Paul a friend. I have learned much from him and, for example, wanted…
I have decided, with some reluctance, to respond to Paul Helm’s recent critique of God With Us. The reasons for my minor reluctance are two. First, I consider Paul a friend. I have learned much from him and, for example, wanted…
The latest Mortification of Spin: Bully Pulpit is up and running: The question of women’s roles in the church is as old as the church herself, but in the past ten years the numbers of women teaching theology has skyrocketed.…
Each of the titles in this post have my enthusiastic recom mendation. There are others that could easily be added to this list, but the following will get us started: Taking God At His Word by Kevin DeYoungThis title earned…
