Editor’s Note: We welcome the Rev. Scott Seaton, an ordained minister in the PCA, to introduce our readers to an issue that is fast becoming a major topic in mission boards, denominations, and among those on the mission field. For…
Editor’s Note: We welcome the Rev. Scott Seaton, an ordained minister in the PCA, to introduce our readers to an issue that is fast becoming a major topic in mission boards, denominations, and among those on the mission field. For…
My oldest daughter, Solanna, is in the seventh grade. Do you remember the seventh grade? Middle school in general is just a strange period. Especially in our age, where the whole decade of your twenties is considered as glorified adolescence,…
Blame it on reading too much Heidegger the past few weeks, but I’ve been thinking about what it means to live in the world (not at all in the Heideggerian sense). In the Lord’s gracious providence, Dr. G.K. Beale preached…
I have been deeply encouraged and challenged by Pastor Andrew Davis’ testimony of God’s faithfulness to reform First Baptist Church of Durham, N.C. Leading a church from unhealthy to healthy is a costly endeavor. The stress can be overwhelming. The…
There is simply no other way to compete with the forebodings of my conscience, the condemnings of my heart, and the lies of the world and the Devil than to overwhelm such things with daily rehearsings of the gospel. Milton…
Al Mohler led a helpful discussion on the importance of an historical Adam to the Gospel narrative. In addition to Dr. Mohler, the panelists were Jim Hamilton, Tom Schreiner, Chad Brand, and Steve Wellum. Download it audio HERE and video…
The Church of our day needs above all else men who can say “No”; for it is only men who can say “No,” men who are brave enough to take a stand against sin and error in the Church—it is…
On Sunday I preached part 4 in our current series The Mission. The sermon is entitled “Our Gospel Imperative” and is based on Matthew 28:16-19a. You can listen to or download it HERE.
Getting Back Into the Race, Joel R. Beeke (CruciformPress, 2011) There just aren’t many books out addressing the issue of the backsliding Christian. I imagine one reason is the marketability—I mean, how many backsliders are really going to go buy a book…
