
Witsius for Free
A sharp-eyed Ref21 reader has spotted the Witsius article for free here. Don;t let it stop you buying the two volume set, though. There are many other gems therein.

A sharp-eyed Ref21 reader has spotted the Witsius article for free here. Don;t let it stop you buying the two volume set, though. There are many other gems therein.

A sharp-eyed Ref21 reader has spotted the Witsius article for free here. Don;t let it stop you buying the two volume set, though. There are many other gems therein.

Voddie Baucham has an excellent article on our pilgrim life here. A refreshing spot of realism and a good antidote to the obsession with trendy relevance that currently rules the roost.

Voddie Baucham has an excellent article on our pilgrim life here. A refreshing spot of realism and a good antidote to the obsession with trendy relevance that currently rules the roost.

I’ve really enjoyed James M.Kittelson’s ”Luther the Reformer” which sadly is out of print in the UK. In it he gives Luther’s 8 rules for preachers (page 249/250) ”First , a good preacher should be able to teach well,…

I confess that I am still relishing Jim Garretson’s two volumes on Princeton and the pastoral ministry. If you do not have them, you should buy them. These are those rarest of books: ones that you know on first reading…

I confess that I am still relishing Jim Garretson’s two volumes on Princeton and the pastoral ministry. If you do not have them, you should buy them. These are those rarest of books: ones that you know on first reading…

Blame It on the Brain?, Edward T. Welch (P&R, 1998) Studying the brain just fascinates me. There’s so little that we do know about it, and that knowledge reveals how amazing the brain really is. In some ways I think…

Last week, I had the pleasure of doing a double act on ‘evangelical identity’ with Professor Darrell Bock, of Dallas Theological Seminary, at the Melbourne School of Theology. Professor Bock himself noted with cheerful irony that a double act involving…

Last week, I had the pleasure of doing a double act on ‘evangelical identity’ with Professor Darrell Bock, of Dallas Theological Seminary, at the Melbourne School of Theology. Professor Bock himself noted with cheerful irony that a double act involving…