When the definitive history of 20th century evangelicalism is finally written it may well point to pragmatism as the defining characteristic. Results mattered more than truth. Experience mattered more than faithfulness.Ref21 has posted an article by James Torrens on the…
In the style of Lewis’ Screwtape, Jared Wilson offers the following uncomfortably accurate account of the spiritual battle in which every pastor finds himself: Dearest Grubnat, my poppet, my pigsnie, The reports of your progress warm my blackened heart. When…
Al Mohler recently interviewed Don Carson on his new book The Intolerance of Tolerance. It is a fascinating discussion on a timely topic. Check it out HERE.
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I try to read The Briefing each month (now that it’s free online). In all honesty it drives me round the bend. It’s Australian, which is bad enough, but it’s also pragmatism gone mad.The usual things come up every few months: ‘Worship…
John Piper, Bloodlines: Race, Cross, and the Christian (Crossway 2011, 295 pp.) There are fewer things more distressing than racial division within the Christian church. Yet racial division has plagued the church from the beginning. Whether one considers the apparent antagonism…
The former British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling (he of the white hair and black eyebrows), has written a memoir of his time at No.11 Downing Street. It’s called Back from the Brink and provides a fascinating insight into…
The former British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling (he of the white hair and black eyebrows), has written a memoir of his time at No.11 Downing Street. It’s called Back from the Brink and provides a fascinating insight into…
The announcement of the launch of the Apple iPad3 was greeted with predictable positive promotion in the media and the usual level of hysteria among the shopping public which we have come to expect. When Steve Jobs died last year,…
The announcement of the launch of the Apple iPad3 was greeted with predictable positive promotion in the media and the usual level of hysteria among the shopping public which we have come to expect. When Steve Jobs died last year,…
