A Spring Reflection
Finally, I get to enjoy my first “real” spring morning of the year. A couple of weeks ago, I thought spring was ushered in. We saw daffodils and other early spring blooms. The robins have appeared. I quickly ordered new…
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Chrysostom on Secularisation
I am told by friends that the evangelical celebrity discussion continues apace elsewhere on the web and has even thrown up some unusual but undoubtedly important questions, such as the one over at the Old Life theological Society: Which is…
Chrysostom on Secularisation
I am told by friends that the evangelical celebrity discussion continues apace elsewhere on the web and has even thrown up some unusual but undoubtedly important questions, such as the one over at the Old Life theological Society: Which is…
The Man of God
It’s hardly Keats or TS ELliott but in going through an old Rutherford journal I found this. It’s slightly dated as no one in their right mind would say lock a minister up with his computer today, this blog is proof…
Meynell on Popular History
Mark Meynell has a good post on questions to ask as you read popular history. You can find it here. If you rummage around on his site, you will also find some other very interesting entries, such as John LeCarre’s…
Meynell on Popular History
Mark Meynell has a good post on questions to ask as you read popular history. You can find it here. If you rummage around on his site, you will also find some other very interesting entries, such as John LeCarre’s…
Theological Fitness Part Two: The Mind
In my last article, I considered the fitness of Christ in His ability to bear the cross with patient endurance, along with how we are exhorted in Hebrews 12:1 to run the race set before us with endurance. The Christian…
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…
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…