Magnificently Careless — and Carefree
A great post from Dan over at TeamPyro here. It is a great thing to limit one’s feudal ties for it gives great freedom to speak.
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Trueman Christianity Today Interview
Carl Trueman weighs in on James Macdonald’s exit from the Gospel Coalition over at Christianity Today. Also, see Trueman’s latest Wages of Spin article and a review of Mark Driscoll and Gerry Breshear’s Doctrine. A busy day at ref21!
Doctrine: What Christians Should Believe
Mark Driscoll and Gerry Breshears, Doctrine: What Christians Should Believe (Crossway Publishers, 464 p). One of the tricky things with writing book reviews is not repeating what other reviewers have already said. A very fine article has already been published…
No Uncertain Sound (Mostly)
A review of Engaging with Martyn Lloyd-Jones, edited by Andrew Atherstone and David Ceri Jones (Leicester: Apollos, 2011). It is surely beyond dispute that, for good or ill, Martyn Lloyd-Jones is the pivotal figure in British evangelicalism in the twentieth…
No Uncertain Sound (Mostly)
A review of Engaging with Martyn Lloyd-Jones, edited by Andrew Atherstone and David Ceri Jones (Leicester: Apollos, 2011). It is surely beyond dispute that, for good or ill, Martyn Lloyd-Jones is the pivotal figure in British evangelicalism in the twentieth…
Because Your Kiss is on My List
Sometimes planning for vacation can be as much fun as going on vacation. You imagine yourself at the special place you have reserved, away from all the troubles of everyday life, ready to bask in the sun. This might be…
Komen, Planned Parenthood, and the god of Money
Dr. Russell Moore has written an important article on the recent decision by the Susan Komen Foundation for the Cure to restore its funding to Planned Parenthood. Dr. Moore sees the worship of money at the core of this sad…
The “Prosperity Gospel” is not the Gospel
It is appropriate that a prosperity gospel be born in the hedonistic, self-centered, get-rich-quick milieu of modern American society. We are, by nature, pagan. Either our religion will transform us or we will transform our religion to suit our sympathies.…
Who Ordained You a Minister Over Me?
I was recently reminded of a very thoughtful post from a little while ago at The Internet Monk. It is a most helpful reminder of a problem that the church has had since at least the advent of the printing…
Who Ordained You a Minister Over Me?
I was recently reminded of a very thoughtful post from a little while ago at The Internet Monk. It is a most helpful reminder of a problem that the church has had since at least the advent of the printing…