Given that the annual boastathon is already underway, I thought I would set the ball rolling here at Reformation21. This summer I will be reading . . . . . . mostly books. Let the stunned wonder and impressed applause…
To follow on a little from Carl’s post (and I don’t know Jason Stellman at all) one of the dangers for all of us is confusing the fundamentals with the distinctives. So, for example, in England there are about 15…
Over the past few weeks I’ve been asked on three occasions about ministers and contracts and pay rates. It is a tricky subject and in each situation it was fraught with tension and frustration on both sides. There will be…
Until about three-and-a-half years ago, I had been a life-long Southern Baptist. I was trained in a Southern Baptist university and seminary. I served in Southern Baptist churches as a youth pastor, and later as a senior pastor. For years…
The first book I want to recommend in the Back to Basic series of posts is Melvin Tinker’s new book, a treatment of divine providence, Intended for Good: the Providence of God (IVP UK). This volume does not appear to…
The first book I want to recommend in the Back to Basic series of posts is Melvin Tinker’s new book, a treatment of divine providence, Intended for Good: the Providence of God (IVP UK). This volume does not appear to…
From Kevin DeYoung: Historically, Protestant theologians have highlighted four defining attributes of Scripture: necessity, sufficiency, clarity, and authority. Each of these attributes is meant to protect the truth about the Bible and safeguard against common errors. The doctrine of Scripture’s…
In an attempt to serve my generation by the will of God (Acts 13.36), I make a careful but concerted effort (believe it or not) to employ technology – including social media – wisely and well. I was recently struck…
Interested readers may follow the continuing exchange between Drs. William Evans and William VanDoodewaard over at the Aquilla Report. Here is the link to Evans’s response to Dr. VanDoodewaard’s piece, which was originally posted here at reformation21. Here is Dr.…
The news of the seeming impending conversion of Jason Stellman to Roman Catholicism will no doubt come as a shock to many who, in the small world of confessional Presbyterianism, probably know of him best either as the man who…
