Carl Trueman has posted some recomendations for Christmas reading: Gregory K. Beale, A Biblical Theology of the New Testament (Baker). Monumental work. My students know I have a thing about people who use `eschatological’ every other sentence (the Reformed equivalent…
Reading Levy’s post this morning set me thinking. As I prepare to transition from PhD studies back to pastoral ministry in the local church, I’ve received much wise counsel from older saints on making said transition. One aspect of it…
Albert Mohler has written a thoughtful challenge for Christian men in light of the news swirling around Herman Cain. Mohler points out five lessons to be learned:1. The Christian man must realize that credible accusations of sexual misconduct or immorality…
Sunday’s sermon was part 7 in our series focusing on the Great Commission. It is entitled “How Disciples Are Made” and can be listened to or downloaded HERE.
Reading Paul’s last post whilst working my way through the MLJ volume for review, I too was struck by the Macleod comments. Monopolising of influence remains a problem today. It was pointed out to me recently that an increasing…
Reading Paul’s last post whilst working my way through the MLJ volume for review, I too was struck by the Macleod comments. Monopolising of influence remains a problem today. It was pointed out to me recently that an increasing…
Five books for Christmas: Gregory K. Beale, A Biblical Theology of the New Testament (Baker). Monumental work. My students know I have a thing about people who use `eschatological’ every other sentence (the Reformed equivalent of quoting Bono among trendies)…
Five books for Christmas: Gregory K. Beale, A Biblical Theology of the New Testament (Baker). Monumental work. My students know I have a thing about people who use `eschatological’ every other sentence (the Reformed equivalent of quoting Bono among trendies)…
Our good friend Malcolm Maclean reviews Zeal for Godliness; you can read it here: ZFG Review.pdf . Too, you can scroll down here on the r21 blog and get a great deal on this book. Bless someone with Calvin’s Institutes…
I’m reading Engaging with Lloyd Jones and came across this quotation from Donald Macleod regarding Dr Lloyd Jones written in October 1983. Macleod is dealing with the kind of hagiography that arose around Lloyd Jones. The Dr died when I…
