A friend stumbled across this Dockers ad from a few years ago and sent it on after reading Dr. Trueman’s recent piece. Surely the good doctor will be horrified to learn that an American clothing company got the jump on him!
I’ve noticed a bit of a theme going on in some of my reading. It even came up in the comments of my last post. If we really are growing in the faith, shouldn’t we be sinning less? What does…
Since the Beautiful People managed to get Rodney Trotter fired last year (if anyone has seen him, let me know — his mother is very worried), it now falls to me to be the pessimistic prophetic voice of the Average-to-Ugly…
Since the Beautiful People managed to get Rodney Trotter fired last year (if anyone has seen him, let me know — his mother is very worried), it now falls to me to be the pessimistic prophetic voice of the Average-to-Ugly…
What hath cyber Monday to do with eternity? For starters, yesterday offered a $2 billion glimpse into where America’s treasure is being stored up (cf. Matt 6:19-21). But the fact that mobile devices have become the purchasing organ of choice…
Angus T. Jones, one of the stars of American sitcom Two and a Half Men, has gone online to explain that he no longer wants to participate in the show, describing its contents as “filth,” as reported by the BBC.…
Thirty-Seven? What does that even mean? Two prime numbers, side by side—what would Augustine have to say about their significance? I think I’ve figured out the conundrum to all those brain-creaking word problems in math. As soon as you hear,…
The Greek historian Herodotus tells the story of an encounter between Croesus, the fantastically wealthy king of Lydia, and the Athenian sage and lawmaker, Solon. Pointing to his wealth and power, Croesus asked Solon if he considered him to be…
The Greek historian Herodotus tells the story of an encounter between Croesus, the fantastically wealthy king of Lydia, and the Athenian sage and lawmaker, Solon. Pointing to his wealth and power, Croesus asked Solon if he considered him to be…
As a small footnote to Jeremy’s post, it should also be noted that Trevin Wax’s claim regarding the Reformers is rather overstated: Though the Reformers sought to emphasize the assurance we can have because of God’s grace in election and…
