Congregational life getting just a bit so-so and routine? Has that electricity that marked your call when you were first installed at your current charge gone flat? Worried that the eyes of your congregation may be starting to wander flirtatiously…
Counsel from the Cross, Elyse M. Fitzpatrick and Dennis Johnson (Crossway, 2009) I am reading an awesome book right now! I couldn’t decide which tabbed page I’ve marked to be used as a Reading Reflection. One of my flagged sections…
The latest edition of the Affinity Theological Journal – Foundations is available here The intro blurb reads……. Welcome to the second online edition of Foundations which is available in both pdf and html formats. This issue of Foundations offers a…
Recently a student worker came to see me, (admittedly that is surprising as what I know about university work you could write on the back of your hand). Anyway, she said she’d noticed that there weren’t enough male leaders in…
One of the greatest rewards of blogging is the wonderful minds to meet disguised in the comments section. Tim is one of those who sharpens my material with his own thoughtful reflections. So when I saw that he made a…
There are few things tougher than trying to find fresh material at Christmas, but Thomas Watson strikes gold again on the incarnation ”He was poor, that he might make us rich. He was born of a virgin that we might…
On Sunday I preached the final message in our series focusing on the Great Commission. It is entitled “Sustained By Grace” and can be listened to or downloaded HERE. * On Sunday January 8th, I will begin preaching through Philippians.
The following are books (not all published in 2011) that were either the most enjoyable or the most important books I read over the last 12 months. Theology / Biblical Studies: Historical Theology by Gregg Allison I have not read…
K. Scott Oliphint, God with Us: Divine Condescension and the Attributes of God (Crossway, 2011). 304 pp. $16.50. Professor Scott Oliphint’s book, God With Us: Divine Condescension and the Attributes of God, is a welcome addition to the Reformed, evangelical, and…
Click here for Jeffrey Waddington’s excellent brief bio of Jonathan Edwards. You can never have too much of the Northampton heavyweight!
