That odd moment when Carl Trueman is compared to Sarah Palin…
It really did happen. Check it out HERE. Just because some of our brethren are humorless does not mean the rest of us have to be.
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One for the Hall of Fame
Even by our exacting standards, it has been a vintage few weeks for complaints about ref21 and I have found myself to be named Public Enemy No. 1 by numerous groups, from transformationalists (who think my theology wrong because it…
One for the Hall of Fame
Even by our exacting standards, it has been a vintage few weeks for complaints about ref21 and I have found myself to be named Public Enemy No. 1 by numerous groups, from transformationalists (who think my theology wrong because it…
A Welcome Reprint
I have just received word that John Fesko’s magisterial exposition of the doctrine of baptism has been reprinted by Reformation Heritage Books. You can find the details here. My long-suffering session clerk has this to say about it: “This…
A Welcome Reprint
I have just received word that John Fesko’s magisterial exposition of the doctrine of baptism has been reprinted by Reformation Heritage Books. You can find the details here. My long-suffering session clerk has this to say about it: “This…
God in their thoughts
When I first saw the article on polyamory to which Carl subsequently referred I was grieved by its tone of everday reportage, the normalisation of sin. It is no consolation to be tickled by the notion that Prof. Trueman was,…
Sunday’s Sermon
On Sunday I preached my first sermon as pastor elect of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Harrisonburg, VA. It was a blessing to open God’s Word with these beloved saints. My text for the sermon was Psalm 96. You can listen…
When the music does what the sermon doesn’t
In his latest article over at Ref21 Carl Trueman recounts a recent visit he made to King’s Chapel at Cambridge University. Trueman, a graduate of Cambridge, remembers the gospel-less preaching of King’s Chapel during his student days. However, on this visit…
Atheism from a Recliner
“…and they knew that they were naked. And they sewed fig leaves together…” (Gen 3:7) Atheists attempting to work out the worldview implications of their (un)belief-system appear to be on the rise these days (for an excellent handling of one…
Migrations of the Holy
William T. Cavanaugh. Migrations of the Holy: God, State, and the Political Meaning of the Church. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2011, 208 pp. $18.00. Few political theologians over the past fifteen years have been as consistently stimulating or provocative as William…