The Moral Turpitude Clause
I’ve got some more exciting news—I just signed my contract for a second book with P&R. Theological Fitness is going to be awesome. It is a book about perseverance, about how our aptitude in the Word of God is key…
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A very helpful resource
My friend Jason Delgado over at “The Confessing Baptist” blog has posted a series of sermons by Pastor Albert Martin on raising children which if you haven’t heard are well worth listening to. I can think of no better series on…
The Revolution Starts to Devour Her Own Children
I noted in a post last week that modern campus feminists and the lobby groups of the the politics of sexual identity should, if consistent, be on a collision course. Well, an article in the British press indicates that it…
The Revolution Starts to Devour Her Own Children
I noted in a post last week that modern campus feminists and the lobby groups of the the politics of sexual identity should, if consistent, be on a collision course. Well, an article in the British press indicates that it…
God is Impassible and Impassioned
Rob Lister, God is Impassible and Impassioned: Toward a Theology of Divine Emotion. Wheaton: Crossway, 2013, 333 pp. $22.99. The Westminster Confession of Faith affirms that God is “without body, parts, or passions” (2.1). Perhaps most evangelicals would agree immediately…
Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Theological Transition
The name Harriet Beecher Stowe brings to mind an influential book in American history, Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Whether President Lincoln’s comment when meeting the author is true or apocryphal, “You are the little lady that started this great war,” it…
Silent Witnesses and John Owen
Over the summer I read ‘Silent Witnesses – Lessons on theology, life, and the church from Christians in the past’ by Garry Williams. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and have found myself following up many of the issues Garry raises. Particularly helpful were the…
Tea with Alice in Wonderland
I’m pleased to have a guest post today, written by my friend , Dana Tuttle. This is a great story about her 90-year-old friend, Alice, that she has subtitled: Memoirs of a Hospitable Mentor. Enjoy! Something magical happens when two women get…
Confused? You ain’t seen nuthin’ yet!
In his poem Marmion, Sir Walter Scott famously commented on lying as follows: ‘Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practise to deceive.’ It seems that this line was never more apposite than when it comes to…
Confused? You ain’t seen nuthin’ yet!
In his poem Marmion, Sir Walter Scott famously commented on lying as follows: ‘Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practise to deceive.’ It seems that this line was never more apposite than when it comes to…