The Tomb is Empty
In an article posted today at the White Horse Inn Michael Horton makes the case for the Resurrection of Jesus as a necessarily historical event. Read it HERE. Look forward to seeing many of you in the morning. He is…
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Is Easter a “borrowed” pagan holiday?
No.Read more about it HERE.
A Sidebar on Confessionalism versus Pietism
The exchanges between, among other, Messr Duncan, Hart, DeYoung and Evans (all theologians, not a firm of accountants) have been very interesting. I do not want to contribute directly to the exchange but would offer a sidebar comment to the…
A Sidebar on Confessionalism versus Pietism
The exchanges between, among other, Messr Duncan, Hart, DeYoung and Evans (all theologians, not a firm of accountants) have been very interesting. I do not want to contribute directly to the exchange but would offer a sidebar comment to the…
Fascinating Week
Reflecting on the week’s correspondence (public and private) a number of thoughts come to mind: 1. The responses fell into three broad categories: (a) Trueman was spot on (and no, those ones didn’t come in from my mum writing under…
Fascinating Week
Reflecting on the week’s correspondence (public and private) a number of thoughts come to mind: 1. The responses fell into three broad categories: (a) Trueman was spot on (and no, those ones didn’t come in from my mum writing under…
Grace, Grit and Gumption
There are very few books I get to read twice. Me and Mrs L got away for a couple of days this week and I took with me Grace, Grit and Gumption by Geraint Fielder. It tells the story of…
Statement on Scripture by Concerned Erskine Faculty Members
While some have thought that what has been termed the “battle for the Bible” was successfully concluded in evangelical circles almost three decades back, there can be little doubt at this point that the doctrine of Scripture is now a…
A Solution I Had Not Considered
Perhaps, Carl, this will work as a solution to all this celebrity pastor business. Here’s a comment from a reader at the blog: All this talk about British versus American. Take the perfect compromise – become Canadian. No celebrities here.…
Reading Reflection:
The Evil of Evils, by Jeremiah Burroughs (Soli Deo Gloria, 1992 [first published 1654]) Oh, you heavens! How could you behold such a spectacle as this was? How was the earth able to bear it? Truly, neither heaven nor earth…