I like the Gospel Coalition. I have attended their national conference. I review books for the website. But this morning’s post at their site by Kristen Scharold left me scratching my head. Several words went through my mind: silly? goofy?…
I noticed this article this morning, and was particularly struck by the following quotation from an artist from an open letter apparently addressed to American churches: “An artist’s relationship with you [the church] has not been easy; we are often…
I noticed this article this morning, and was particularly struck by the following quotation from an artist from an open letter apparently addressed to American churches: “An artist’s relationship with you [the church] has not been easy; we are often…
The message on Sunday was part 48 in our series through Hebrews. It is entitled “Seeking What is Yet to Come” and is taken from Hebrews 13:14-16. You can listen to or download the sermon HERE.
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We’ve all seen it. A wide-receiver or running back speeds his way into the end zone and immediately kneels in prayer or raises his finger to the heavens acknowledging God’s role in improving said football players stats. The theology behind…
Doug Wilson has weighed in on the justification debate at this year’s meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS). Wilson makes some important points that I have been wondering about. Not least of Wilson’s concerns is Wrights recent remarks about…
In this final post in the series, I want to offer some brief, practical guidelines on how to help keep a church on the rails. Each could be a post in itself, but I have no wish to try your…
In this final post in the series, I want to offer some brief, practical guidelines on how to help keep a church on the rails. Each could be a post in itself, but I have no wish to try your…
If you have not yet read When Helping Hurts then you ought to. I would suggest it as a manual for churches that are seeking to help alleviate the suffering of the poor. Sentimental actions certainly make us feel better…
