The latest edition of Mortification of Spin is up and running. What role does preaching play in today’s church? The Rev. Dr. Jonathan Master joins Carl Trueman and Todd Pruitt to talk about the importance and gravity of preaching. Through…
There’s one thing that really bothers me about the blogosphere. It is obsessed with the new. We want the latest news, the most innovative commentary, and the most recent reactions to whatever the next new controversy is. We can even…
I hope that I will be able at some point to provide a review of Tom Nettles’ excellent volume, Living for Revealed Truth: The Life and Pastoral Theology of Charles Haddon Spurgeon (pastors and preachers, you need this book, and…
In a recent edition of Christian Renewal (date: December 11, 2013), Ruth Vandyken, in her article, “Preaching Outside the Box and onto the Public Soapbox,” interviewed Dr. Joseph Pipa–faculty at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary–and Dr. Cornel Venema–of Mid-America Reformed Seminary–requesting…
On this week’s MoS, Todd and I are joined in the Underground Bunker by Dr. Jonathan Master of Cairn University, with whom we then discuss the fascinating, flawed, frustrating, yet inspiring book by Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Preaching and Preachers. …
On this week’s MoS, Todd and I are joined in the Underground Bunker by Dr. Jonathan Master of Cairn University, with whom we then discuss the fascinating, flawed, frustrating, yet inspiring book by Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Preaching and Preachers. …
On Sunday I preached from Matthew 11:25-30. The sermon is entitled “Accepted by God” and can be listened to HERE.
Mark Dever has had a great impact on my life and ministry. When I was a Southern Baptist pastor who had come to embrace the Doctrines of Grace I felt incredibly isolated until I stumbled across 9 Marks Ministries around…
My wife tells me that I frighten people. Whenever we are in public and I meet someone new, I ask, “What’s going on?” in a somewhat loud voice. It is not the content of my initial greeting that frightens people…
Every organization has its own language. Computer programming companies speak C++. Accounting firms talk in pluses and minuses. The armed forces use a unique language as well. We use words like, “head,” “scuttlebutt,” “grinder,” “salty.” The latter is particularly interesting…
