In line with Reformation21’s long tradition of being the last refuge (well, along with Frank ‘n’ Dan at TeamPyro, that is) of those despised, reviled and then ignored by anybody of any influence in the reformed Christian world, I am…
In line with Reformation21’s long tradition of being the last refuge (well, along with Frank ‘n’ Dan at TeamPyro, that is) of those despised, reviled and then ignored by anybody of any influence in the reformed Christian world, I am…
…And A Whole Rabbit Trail of Related Questions. It’s good to ask questions when you read and I am currently reading a stimulating book that has me asking a bunch. My major award came in the mail the other…
Congratulations to Westminster Theological Seminary for their wise appointment of Dr. Iain Duguid as Professor of Old Testament. I have long been helped by Dr. Duguid’s outstanding work. Westminster Bookstore is currently offering three of Dr. Duguid’s commentaries for the…
And I forgot to mention this, brought to my attention by Chris Anderson. Not your typical valedictorian speech.
And I forgot to mention this, brought to my attention by Chris Anderson. Not your typical valedictorian speech.
I continue to hope that the recent debate/controversy over sanctification will lend clarity and light to readers. For this to happen, we will have to labor hard for biblical depth and balance. In my opinion, those who are opposing the…
A few items as the week ends. Todd Pruitt beat me to the punchline on the latest embarrassing antics from the world of reformed celebrity marketing and the Battle of the Brands. From the Driscoll debacle onwards, the role of…
A few items as the week ends. Todd Pruitt beat me to the punchline on the latest embarrassing antics from the world of reformed celebrity marketing and the Battle of the Brands. From the Driscoll debacle onwards, the role of…
Celebrity culture in the church certainly isn’t anything new. From the very beginning of the church, we see Paul speaking out against the tendency to divide over which renowned apostle the people prefer to follow (1 Cor. 3). There was…
