I am intrigued by John Ross’s proposal (to which DT linked yesterday, but which now appears to have been removed) that the Free Church of Scotland might have, in effect, a two track system for subscription. Without wanting to comment…
I am intrigued by John Ross’s proposal (to which DT linked yesterday, but which now appears to have been removed) that the Free Church of Scotland might have, in effect, a two track system for subscription. Without wanting to comment…
This week’s sermon was part 49 in our series through Hebrews. It is entitled “The Advantage of Having Joyful Leaders” and is taken from Hebrews 13:17-19. You can listen to or download it HERE.
Westminster Bookstore is offering this wonderful set at 50% off. This is a great series of books. Highly recommended.
I just got an email from my friend Chip Stam, who teaches at Southern Seminary. He says: “December 8 is the day on which Roman Catholics celebrate the Feast of the Immanculate Conception (the notion that Mary was born without…
Frequent contributor to Ref21, Dr. John Ross, has written a personal reflection on the recent decision of the plenary Assembly of the Free Church of Scotalnd to abandon its commitment to the exclusive use of unaccompanied psalmody in public worship. Dr. Ross…
On a personal note, and as follow-up to Levy’s last post, I only heard Douglas Macmillan once, in 1989, at Aberdeen University Christian Union but (very, very rare for me) I still remember the text: 1. Cor. 1:25. That I…
On a personal note, and as follow-up to Levy’s last post, I only heard Douglas Macmillan once, in 1989, at Aberdeen University Christian Union but (very, very rare for me) I still remember the text: 1. Cor. 1:25. That I…
When I was growing up during the 1980s in Wales the preacher everybody loved probably more than any other was J Douglas Macmillan. I only heard him in the flesh a handful of times but each occasion is embedded in…
A Baker’s Dozen for 2010 It’s that time of year when “the best of … in 2010” gets written. I have been reflecting on some books that I’ve read this year, all of which rose to the top of pile…
