Buddy, can you spare a dime?
Perhaps I am alone in this but maybe, just maybe, there are others out there who are fed up of hearing just how hard the ministry is. Indeed, the ‘ministry is hard and dangerous’ style of writing is almost a…
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Buddy, can you spare a dime?
Perhaps I am alone in this but maybe, just maybe, there are others out there who are fed up of hearing just how hard the ministry is. Indeed, the ‘ministry is hard and dangerous’ style of writing is almost a…
Sunday’s Sermon
On Sunday I began a series of messages through the book of Ruth. The first message, entitled “The Road to Nowhere” is available HERE.
I am a single issue voter
To be a single-issue voter is often sneered at as being too simplistic or overly confined to an ideology. However, I would suggest that all of us are single-issue voters. Each of us have a line, that if crossed by…
Take heed lest you fall
Sad news has come from Vision Forum in recent days. But, as David Murray points out, the resignation of Doug Phillips carries with it a sobering lesson for all of us.
Until There is No Need for a Gatekeeper
Here’s a tweet that was brought to my attention this weekend: “Maybe I’m naive, but I don’t give a lot of worry to gatekeepers. Books often get where they need to be anyway. Love wins, freedom spreads.” The author of…
Until There is No Need for a Gatekeeper
Here’s a tweet that was brought to my attention this weekend: “Maybe I’m naive, but I don’t give a lot of worry to gatekeepers. Books often get where they need to be anyway. Love wins, freedom spreads.” The author of…
Overplaying the grace card?
I appreciate David Robertson’s review of Tullian Tchividjian’s new book One Way Love. Robertson gives voice to many of my own concerns about what I believe is a rising tide of antinomianism within the church, especially among the neo-Reformed. Robertson writes:…
Barometer of Virtue
I dug this article up that I wrote almost two years ago because I was about to write another just like it: Grocery shopping takes a lot of discernment these days—at least for those of us who want to avoid…
Overplaying the grace card?
I appreciate David Robertson’s review of Tullian Tchividjian’s new book One Way Love. Robertson gives voice to many of my own concerns about what I believe is a rising tide of antinomianism within the church, especially among the neo-Reformed.