Church history has thrown up some sharp wits with a remarkable facility for one-line putdowns. Athanasius had his moments. Newman was surely one of the masters. But Il Padrino has to be Doc Martin, as polemically robust as the lace-up…
Editor’s Note: In the coming months, reformation21 will be reprinting some of our classic articles. This month’s selection comes from January 2002. Shortly before college I read Mortimer Adler’s little classic How to Read a Book. That may sound like…
Editor’s Note: In the coming months, reformation21 will be reprinting some of our classic articles. This month’s selection comes from January 2002. Shortly before college I read Mortimer Adler’s little classic How to Read a Book. That may sound like…
There are a multitude of ways that one can defend the Christian faith. My last post was meant to highlight one way, a way that has enormous cultural, political, and social implications. It has those implications because it is fundamentally…
The Biblical Counseling Movement After Adams by Heath Lambert (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2011) It may surprise some that the brief history of biblical counseling is a complex one considering its fairly straightforward premise that the Bible is the sufficient…
I am an avid reader and longtime subscriber to the British conservative political magazine, The Spectator. It contains some the best writing and, with a regular column by Rod Liddle, the lefty who writes like a righty, what is there…
I am an avid reader and longtime subscriber to the British conservative political magazine, The Spectator. It contains some the best writing and, with a regular column by Rod Liddle, the lefty who writes like a righty, what is there…
I’m delighted that Paul has given me this opportunity to tell you about something new that I think our movement is becoming, in lots of ways it’s not our movement it’s getting in line with the Missio Dei. The movement…
Nehemiah, Rebuilt and Rebuilding, Kathleen Bushwell Nielson (P&R, 2011) There are so many things that I love about this Bible study. As fabulous as the content is, I first have to talk about the construction of the book. For those…
Robert Kolb’s new book, Luther and the Stories of God, is about to be released. It is an excellent study of Luther’s approach to scripture with special reference both to his preaching and the ways in which he interacted with,…
