Tim Fall has written another great guest post for us, after having a “reflection” from one of my articles. Pretty cool. Aimee, my inter-webz friend and blog mentor, posted an article about sisters and noted: I always say that us…
My father dug this hymn up for me, I can’t remember seeing it before. It’s an Isaac Watts number written in common metre, Indelible Grace have butchered, I mean remastered it here if you fancy your tunes a little more…
Recently, Dr. Anthony Bradley gave an interview with Trevin Wax that is worth checking out: Trevin Wax: What should the role of the black church be in addressing the social pathologies that continue to plague many black communities? Anthony Bradley:…
The White Horse Inn Blog just posted Part 1 of an article by Dr. Michael Horton titled, Generation Me and Youth Ministry Today, lamenting the individualism of our youth. By the time they hit early adulthood, they seem to be…
Anselm Mulliner is a character in one of P. G. Wodehouse’s short stories, entitled “Anselm Gets His Chance,” available in the collection Eggs, Beans and Crumpets (US), for those interested. Anselm is curate of the parish of Rising Mattock in…
Hear the words of Jesus: “My soul is overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death,” (Mark 14:34) and let them draw you closer to him. Have you always wanted to be closer to Jesus? I know you wouldn’t have…
Having grown up and served as a youth pastor in “mega-churches” I know a thing or two about counting people. I have attended more church growth seminars and read more church growth books than I care to remember. Please understand.…
Donald Weinstein’s Savonarola: The Rise and Fall of a Renaissance Prophet (Yale, 2011) is a fascinating study of Florentine politics in the late fifteenth century, significant, of course, as the intellectual and cultural nursery of perhaps the greatest political philosopher…
Donald Weinstein’s Savonarola: The Rise and Fall of a Renaissance Prophet (Yale, 2011) is a fascinating study of Florentine politics in the late fifteenth century, significant, of course, as the intellectual and cultural nursery of perhaps the greatest political philosopher…
Exhort is such a powerful word. It’s not one used frequently in casual, contemporary language. I think that maybe it is a little too commanding for our liking; and not in the shocking kind of way that we use to…
