Derek Thomas: I often tell my students when lecturing on the doctrine of Scripture that the toughest questions to answer relate to the canon. With recent criticisms of the canon by Bart Ehrman and others, what made you take on…
On Sunday I preached part 16 of our current series through Philippians. It is entitled “Rejoice In The Lord” and can be listened to or downloaded HERE.
From an excellent message by John Piper on the life, afflictions, and legacy of Charles Simeon: Simeon was utterly unlike most of us today who think that we should get rid once and for all of feelings of vileness and…
[vimeo 41386833 w=400 h=300]From Justin Taylor: You can watch the full 1 hour and 15 minute discussion here, with Michael Horton, Stephen Meyer, R.C. Sproul Jr., and Del Tackett joining R.C. Sproul to answer questions about the Christian mind, science,…
Popologetics, Ted Turnau (P&R, 2012) Back in the summer between my sophomore and junior year of college, I dated a guy who I wasn’t all that attracted to. Sure, he was plenty good-looking, and had some great qualities. He just…
Dr. Brian Lee, pastor of Christ Reformed Church in Washington D.C. asks, “What’s wrong with Joel Osteen?” He writes: Osteen is the latest embodiment of the American Religion — Revivalism. For centuries now, preachers have known how to fill stadiums…
Carl Trueman’s breakout session at Together For The Gospel was excellent. The theme was the continuing relevance of the Reformation. I would encourage you to take time to listen to the audio HERE. He offers important wisdom (and warnings) for the contemporary…
On Sunday I preached part 15 of our current series through Philippians. It is entitled “Worthy Ministers” and can be listened to or downloaded HERE.
Consider the man born into a family of terrorists. The man’s father had rebelled against the King of the kingdom in which he lived, and – having so rebelled – all his posterity were brought up to hate and fight…
From a helpful post by Johnathan Leeman: The question I want to think about can be posed like this: is there something endemic not just to megachurches, but to post-1950s-evangelicalism as a whole that, over time, tends to undermine the…
