If you’ve read any Flannery O’Connor, you are aware of her proclivity to take the reader into the darkness of humanity amidst the everyday, mundane life. She shows us that maybe our ordinary is familiar and common, but it is…
The latest edition of Ordained Servant, the Orthodox Presbyterian Church’s journal for officebearers is online. Of particular interest is T. David Gordon’s review of Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other by M.I.T.professor, Sherry…
The latest edition of Ordained Servant, the Orthodox Presbyterian Church’s journal for officebearers is online. Of particular interest is T. David Gordon’s review of Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other by M.I.T.professor, Sherry…
6 6. 6 6 (St. Cecilia) Psalm 150Oh come and praise the Lord,Praise in his sanctuary;Come, praise him in the heavens,On earth with bended knee. Give praises for his deeds,And reach for fitting words,Enlarge your hearts to hymnThe glories of…
Editors’ Note: The following article was an opening statement given by Dr. Trueman at Saints and Skeptics, a staged debate between Aurelius Augustine and Bertrand Russell. The cultural and intellectual influence of Augustine of Hippo is indisputable. In his own…
Editors’ Note: The following article was an opening statement given by Dr. Trueman at Saints and Skeptics, a staged debate between Aurelius Augustine and Bertrand Russell. The cultural and intellectual influence of Augustine of Hippo is indisputable. In his own…
Not long before Christmas, a father in the Lord went home. For those who lived in my part of the world, Mr Cherry – as he was almost invariably known – was an institution. He died at the age of…
Stephen McCaskell’s collection of quotations from the great Victorian, Through the Eyes of C. H. Spurgeon: Quotes from a Reformed Baptist Preacher, is available on Kindle at a great price, only $3.11 at Amazon.com and £1.92 at Amazon.co.uk ($14 or…
Delighting in the Trinity, Michael Reeves (IVP Academic, 2012) A good book sticks with you after the read. So instead of a usual book review, I thought I’d share an instance of how I am still Delighting in the Trinity:…
Simonetta Carr, Lady Jane Grey (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2012), $18.00, hardcover. One of the most encouraging trends in Christian children’s literature is the publication of more stories that our kids will not like. If our children like all…
