In the second post in Ref21’s brief series which Todd started yesterday with ‘What Is Not Happening,’ I want to focus on the last qualification for eldership, 1Tim. 3:7, ‘Moreover, he must be well thought of by outsiders….’ At first…
This week’s MoS is now available, where the team interview the lovely Barb Duguid. As usual, we ask the questions nobody else dares to touch, such as ‘Is Iain’s preaching any good?’ In the meantime, the addition of La Byrd…
This week’s MoS is now available, where the team interview the lovely Barb Duguid. As usual, we ask the questions nobody else dares to touch, such as ‘Is Iain’s preaching any good?’ In the meantime, the addition of La Byrd…
This week on Mortification of Spin, Todd, Carl, and I interview author and counselor, Barbara Duguid about her book, Extravagant Grace. Referring to the writings of John Newton, Barbara considers why God still would have us to struggle with sin…
Dr. Al Mohler of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary delivered the second annual Spurgeon Lecture at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando. It is well worth the time to listen.
On Sunday I preached part 6 in our current series through Acts. It is entitled “An Ordinary Church” and can be listened to HERE.
Kevin DeYoung has an interesting post over at the Gospel Coalition, addressing the issue of celebrity pastors. By and large, most of the points are incontestable and certainly the first half dozen helpful. Even so, as he addresses a large…
Kevin DeYoung has an interesting post over at the Gospel Coalition, addressing the issue of celebrity pastors. By and large, most of the points are incontestable and certainly the first half dozen helpful. Even so, as he addresses a large…
Thesaying is trustworthy: If anyone aspires to the office of overseer, he desiresa noble task. Therefore an overseer must be above reproach, the husband of onewife, sober-minded, self-controlled, respectable, hospitable, able to teach,not a drunkard, not violent but gentle, not…
About twelve months ago, I was invited to start writing for the magazine, First Things, which was founded by the late Richard John Neuhaus and which continues to offer critical comment on the intersections of religion, culture, and politics from…
