I’m pleased to post another article from my friend, Dana Tuttle. Poor thing, when I recommend books to her now, I also expect a blog post in return. So here are some thoughts from a fellow housewife theologian: A reflection…
A few of my thoughts on Sarah Young’s mega-seller Jesus Calling have been posted at Ref21.
This day was the best that I have seen since I came to England. . . . After Dr. Twisse had begun with a brief prayer, Mr. Marshall prayed largely two hours, most divinely, confessing the sins of the members…
On Sunday I preached part 2 in our series through Ruth. It is entitled “Grace In The Dark Places” and can be listened to HERE.
As we move toward the end of this series, the marks of effective personal evangelism we have surveyed so far are love, tenacity, boldness, consistency, understanding, prayer and faith. The eighth mark of the effective personal evangelist is experience. If…
James K. A. Smith, Desiring the Kingdom: Worship, Worldview, and Cultural Formation. Cultural Liturgies, vol. 1. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2009, 240pp. $22.99 In Desiring the Kingdom, James K. A. Smith sets forth a vision of Christian formation that seeks…
Check out the newest addition to the online presence of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. It is called Place For Truth and is well worth checking in on regularly. As you may already know the Alliance sponsors Mortification of Spin and…
Gloria Furman has written a terrific piece over at the Gospel Coalition on the importance of attending the church’s corporate worship. This is a timely correction to the hyper-individualism characterizing much of evangelicalism and the “I like Jesus but not…
I have a few things to report from around the patch today. First, it is that time of year again. Yes, the Banner of Truth Trust once again honours theseasonal convictions of one of its early supporters, Professor John Murray,…
I have a few things to report from around the patch today. First, it is that time of year again. Yes, the Banner of Truth Trust once again honours theseasonal convictions of one of its early supporters, Professor John Murray,…
