Hold that Tweet
Just as my ego is in the ascendancy, I come across John Calvin’s comment on Psalm 84:10, “I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of wickedness”: ‘He would rather be…
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John MacArthur:
Servant of the Word and Flock, by Iain H. Murray (Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 2011), HB 246 pages. In the concluding section of his first letter to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul challenges the brothers to “Be watchful, stand firm…
Pray for Rosemary Thomas
After all, it takes a huge amount of time and energy to think up all those names and open all those Twitter accounts. But, hey, love is….. not allowing your husband to look like Billy No Mates.
Living in Shadowlands
Trotter, sleuth of News International, is under investigation for hacking into my Twitter account only to discover my non-celebrity status at an all time low. What? I have no followers, not even one? Not even my wife? Or Jake (my…
Sunday’s Sermon
On Sunday I preached part 2 in our current series through Ruth. It is entitled “Relentless Grace” (Ruth 1:6-22) and can be listened to or downloaded HERE.
Reading Reflection:
Modern Reformation magazine/ July/August 2011 So I received my last free copy of Modern Reformation since they published my essay last fall. Sigh. It was like getting a major reward in the mailbox every other month. Ralphie’s dad thought his…
Preachers, preach Christ
From Carl Trueman: “If somebody spends more time in the pulpit talking about themselves than about the Bible and Christ, then they are preaching themselves and not Christ crucified. If they talk about themselves for twenty minutes and expound the…
You can take the boy out of fundamentalism….
…. but you can’t take the fundamentalism out of the boy. That was the point I made about Frank Schaeffer in his latest book. Apparently incapable of understanding with any degree of sympathy those who do not see the world…
You can take the boy out of fundamentalism….
…. but you can’t take the fundamentalism out of the boy. That was the point I made about Frank Schaeffer in his latest book. Apparently incapable of understanding with any degree of sympathy those who do not see the world…