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Simonetta Carr is about to do it again. No, she is not pointing out the uncanny physical resemblance between a classic rock star and a great theologian of the past, as she did with famous Puritan and Westminster divine, Thomas…
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Lady Jane
Simonetta Carr is about to do it again. No, she is not pointing out the uncanny physical resemblance between a classic rock star and a great theologian of the past, as she did with famous Puritan and Westminster divine, Thomas…
Morality by public vote?
As has been widely reported, the Scottish government is due to make a decision on the redefinition of marriage in Scots Law any time now. It was thought that the decision would be taken this week, but that did not…
Reading Reflection:
Lit!, Tony Reinke (Crossway, 2011) It’s not so weird to read a book about reading. I mean, it wouldn’t be strange to read a book about any other occupation or hobby. And yet it does sound a little funny to…
The Beekesphere
Readers here may be interested to note that Joel Beeke has entered the blogosphere. Those wishing to follow may find him at Joel Beeke: Doctrine for Life. At the moment he is mainly blogging a couple of preaching tours. Enjoy!
A Helper is Not Passive!
So I shared in my last article how both men and women struggle with the whole idea of submission in practice. A godly man does not just throw down the “submission card.” The governmental authority of the relationship for which…
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…
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…