The Aquila Report posted an excellent article yesterday from Psychology Today claiming that we are raising a nation of wimps. There were so many good points in this piece (which I highly recommend you read) that I may write several…
Peter J. Morden, Communion with Christ and his people: The Spirituality of C. H. Spurgeon, Centre for Baptist History and Heritage Studies (Regent’s Park College, Oxford), 2010, 318pp., paperback, £25 Peter Morden, tutor in Church History and Spirituality at Spurgeon’s College, has…
Connor Quigley, of the RP Church in Scotland, has brought to my attention this website which he has set up as a great resource for recordings of various Psalters sung a cappella. The one thing it lacks: Gaelic psalm singing. …
Connor Quigley, of the RP Church in Scotland, has brought to my attention this website which he has set up as a great resource for recordings of various Psalters sung a cappella. The one thing it lacks: Gaelic psalm singing. …
iv. True believers may have the assurance of their salvation divers ways shaken, diminished, and intermitted; as, by negligence in preserving of it; by falling into some special sin, which woundeth the conscience, and grieveth the Spirit; by some sudden…
There are a few things that frustrate me about a number of the books that I have read recently. One is those extravagant examples seemingly designed to showcase the brilliance of some penetrating thinker: Barry (not his real name) is…
And with apologies for having missed it, here’s a word from Sollozzo on the same topic which caught Collin Garbarino’s eye. I trust my omission of this from my previous post will not result in me sleeping with the fishes.…
And with apologies for having missed it, here’s a word from Sollozzo on the same topic which caught Collin Garbarino’s eye. I trust my omission of this from my previous post will not result in me sleeping with the fishes.…
Two helpful links: Over at First Thoughts Collin Garbarino articulates with great clarity some of the problems with the portentous advice offered by some at the top of the E.I.C. Then, Mark Snoeberger argues that which should be obvious to…
Two helpful links: Over at First Thoughts Collin Garbarino articulates with great clarity some of the problems with the portentous advice offered by some at the top of the E.I.C. Then, Mark Snoeberger argues that which should be obvious to…
