Regarding recent posts concerning recent events, I have been asked why I take so much pleasure in attacking God’s people. That is an interesting comment, remarkable for its claims to telepathic insight into my thought processes and one that perhaps…
Regarding recent posts concerning recent events, I have been asked why I take so much pleasure in attacking God’s people. That is an interesting comment, remarkable for its claims to telepathic insight into my thought processes and one that perhaps…
As I am somewhat preoccupied this week with organizing CROMV (the Campaign for the Rehabilitation of Milli Vanilli), I thought I would be rather lazy and simply link to an article which I wrote for the Christmas edition of Ref21…
As I am somewhat preoccupied this week with organizing CROMV (the Campaign for the Rehabilitation of Milli Vanilli), I thought I would be rather lazy and simply link to an article which I wrote for the Christmas edition of Ref21…
It is timely that I am reading K. Scott Oliphint’s God With Us during this Christmas season. I’ve been returning to it in between some other reading projects. My brain hurts while I read it, and yet I keep coming…
From J.I. Packer’s introduction to Antinomianism by Mark Jones: Antinomians among the Reformed have always seen themselves as reacting in the name of free grace against a hangover of legalistic, works-based bondage in personal discipleship. Characteristically, they have affirmed, not…
On Sunday I preached from John 1:1-14. The message is entitled “The Word Became Flesh” and can be listened to HERE.
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) is coming to James Madison University. For years, many have prayed for RUF to come to JMU, Virginia’s second largest university. Now it appears that the Lord is answering those prayers. In 2014 Reformed University Fellowship will…
If I am a good boy, I am counting on Santa bringing me the following two books for Christmas: From Heaven He Came And Sought Her “This book is formidable and persuasive. Those familiar with the terrain will recognize that…
Bradley, J. Longfield, Presbyterians and American Culture: A History. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 2013. xiii + 262 pp. $30.00 In the introduction of the republication of Charles Hodge’s What is Darwinism? co-editors Mark Noll and David Livingstone contend that…
