In the current climate of uncertainty in America, along with the peculiar self questioning and decline in confidence of theologically conservative Christians, the time may well be ripe for American Christians to study the events of the 1830s and 40s…
To what extent should the church adopt business practices from the world? Is it wrong to market the church? These are some of the questions Mark Dever asks John Harden in this interview.
Made in America, Michael Horton (Wipf & Stock, 1991) Okay, so I went digging for this excerpt and I own more Horton books than I realized. I’ve spent the better part of an hour sifting through underlined treasures of my…
From Greg Gilbert: It’s always seemed to me that Satan must take a peculiar pride in the tactic of taking music—which God intended to be a beautiful means of worship to Him—and turning it into a line of division and…
Do you think you would pay more attention if God spoke to you from heaven or through the voice of a living prophet than if he spoke to you from the written words of Scripture? Would you believe or obey…
A recent article in the New York Times Magazine explores a little talked about trend in the abortion industry – baby reduction. It is the practice of aborting one or more babies of a multiple pregnancy. It is difficult to…
Occasionally I have been accused of insensitivity by some of the readers of Reformation 21 and others. I was delighted to read of William Booth the founder of the Salvation Amy who takes it to a whole new level….. ”In any event, he was clearly a man…
Pete Sanlon tells me that, if you download The Spectator app for the iPad, the N T Wright article is part of the free content this week.
Pete Sanlon tells me that, if you download The Spectator app for the iPad, the N T Wright article is part of the free content this week.
It doesn’t seem to be on the web yet at www.spectator.co.uk, but N T Wright had an interesting piece in the best magazine in the world bar none, The Spectator, on the C of E. Interesting but nowhere near as…
