The Creedal Imperative, Carl R. Trueman (Crossway, 2012) Apparently, this book is too cool for a subtitle. Carl Trueman has a market on cool by rebelling against cool. Especially skinny jeans. But I digress. I’m thinking something like, “The Indicatives…
Denny Burk is on a roll this week. His comments on the latest furore surrounding Tim Tebow’s withdrawal from a church engagement are most apposite. Now, I have no sensitivity to (or sympathy with) American ‘sports,’ so, I am guessing…
Denny Burk is on a roll this week. His comments on the latest furore surrounding Tim Tebow’s withdrawal from a church engagement are most apposite. Now, I have no sensitivity to (or sympathy with) American ‘sports,’ so, I am guessing…
When you wash your hands in the rest room and drop the paper towel into the rubbish bin, you notice one of your own articles screwed up and lying on top of the trash. As Donna Summer once sang, ‘I…
When you wash your hands in the rest room and drop the paper towel into the rubbish bin, you notice one of your own articles screwed up and lying on top of the trash. As Donna Summer once sang, ‘I…
In the first two posts of this series, I argued that confessions are useful for the way in which they facilitate a disciplined church life: office bearers are bound to uphold confessional teaching; and their power is thus delimited by…
In the first two posts of this series, I argued that confessions are useful for the way in which they facilitate a disciplined church life: office bearers are bound to uphold confessional teaching; and their power is thus delimited by…
For those who don’t know of it, you may be interested to hear that Todd Pruitt and Carl “I’m not a celebrity, I’m just high-profile” Trueman are building their empire with a podcast entitled The Mortification of Spin. According to…
This is how gracious Tim Fall is: He asks me if I would be interested in doing a guest piece for his blog, The Train Wreck, and I respond, “Yes, but it’s going to be a while, I am behind…
Denny Burk offers a helpful reminder that it is good to read blogs before actually criticising them. I do hope that the next Rob Bell book (which I have not read, nor, despite the rumours, critiqued) uses sources somewhat more…
