Reading Reflection:
Counsel from the Cross, Elyse M. Fitzpatrick and Dennis E. Johnson (Crossway, 2009) This is a book that I keep drinking from. I have already used it for another Reflection and an article. And yet, I found myself turning back…
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Loving the Way Jesus Loves
Philip Graham Ryken, Loving the Way Jesus Loves (Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books, 2012), 224 pp. Every once in a while, a book comes along that immediately becomes a “must read.” Phil Ryken’s Loving the Way Jesus Loves is one such…
No Country for Old Men?
Last month I had the privilege of giving a short series of lectures to a group of orthodox ministers who are members of a mixed denomination. By ‘mixed’ I mean a denomination which tolerates a broad range of teaching in…
No Country for Old Men?
Last month I had the privilege of giving a short series of lectures to a group of orthodox ministers who are members of a mixed denomination. By ‘mixed’ I mean a denomination which tolerates a broad range of teaching in…
Macculloch on Moore on the Cathari
Ligon Duncan drew my attention yesterday to a review by Diarmaid Macculloch of R. I. Moore’s new book on medieval heresy and persecution. I have not yet read the book but these are my immediate reactions to the review. 1.…
Macculloch on Moore on the Cathari
Ligon Duncan drew my attention yesterday to a review by Diarmaid Macculloch of R. I. Moore’s new book on medieval heresy and persecution. I have not yet read the book but these are my immediate reactions to the review. 1.…
Do Men Struggle with Female Submission?
This is not the summer I had envisioned for my family. In the spring, my husband and I were happily talking about different families that we wanted to have over for cookouts, horseshoes, and the fire pit. I envisioned family…
Lightning strikes
Apparently York University was hit by lightning last week. In and of itself, that fact may be of minor meteorological interest; but given that the General Synod of the Church of England was meeting there to discuss the possibility of…
Back to Basics: A Book on Suffering and Bereavement
Before my video interview with Dr. Packer last May, the two of us sat in a room at Regent discussing one of the passions which we both share – no, not bashing chinless upper class English schoolboys but rather our…
Back to Basics: A Book on Suffering and Bereavement
Before my video interview with Dr. Packer last May, the two of us sat in a room at Regent discussing one of the passions which we both share – no, not bashing chinless upper class English schoolboys but rather our…