Reformation 21 exists for the purposes of, “Encouraging biblical thinking, living, worship, ministry, and constructive cultural engagement.” I desire to engage the latter in this post. To be clear, I am not playing the race card nor am I claiming…
This week’s Mortification of Spin is up. Our guest is Paul Wolfe, author of My God is True and Setting Our Sights On Heaven. Paul is a pastor in the P.C.A. and a cancer survivor, so the conversation focuses on matters…
This week’s Mortification of Spin is up. Our guest is Paul Wolfe, author of My God is True and Setting Our Sights On Heaven. Paul is a pastor in the P.C.A. and a cancer survivor, so the conversation focuses on matters…
There are clarifying experiences in our lives that cause us to put things in perspective. I always try to encourage Christians, and even unbelievers, that theology is very practical to everyday life. What we believe about who God is, what…
Last week we had a Men’s evening at IPC with Ian Hamilton from Cambridge Presbyterian Church. I’d asked Ian to speak on eldership and he was outstanding. It seems to me that we spend enormous amounts of effort and thinking…
Over at Ref21 I have begun a series of posts on the topic of battered pastors. One of the scandals in the contemporary church is the number of men who are driven out of the ministry every year. My goal in…
In the latest edition of First Things, friend David Mills (one of a small group of loyal Roman Catholic readers of Ref21) comments on an article in the left wing Brooklyn paper, Indypendent, about ‘transgender rock bands,’ that the word…
In the latest edition of First Things, friend David Mills (one of a small group of loyal Roman Catholic readers of Ref21) comments on an article in the left wing Brooklyn paper, Indypendent, about ‘transgender rock bands,’ that the word…
In 1991, Cherly James and Sandra Denton, also known as Salt-n-Pepa, released a song titled, “Let’s Talk About Sex.” In the opening stanza, they recorded, “Let’s talk about sex for now to the people at home or in the crowd.…
If I oppose the Word I oppose my Lord when he is most near; If I receive the Word I receive my Lord wherein he is nigh. This is a line from “Christ the Word,” a prayer found in the…
