Yesterday, I noted how the big personality can shift the church in the wrong direction. A closely related phenomenon is that of the minister who thumbs his nose at the church’s public standards of doctrine and practice, who decides that…
Yesterday, I noted how the big personality can shift the church in the wrong direction. A closely related phenomenon is that of the minister who thumbs his nose at the church’s public standards of doctrine and practice, who decides that…
Been following the Wright/Schreiner/Thielman exchange over justification at ETS last week in Atlanta? Among the many good points from Tom Schreiner’s criticism is the challenge to Wright’s insistence on making justification an ecclesiological issue and not a soteriological one, to…
Carl Trueman has launched a series of reflections at Ref21 on why so many churches decline into theological liberalism. The first danger I want to highlight is that of the celebrity pastor who is ultimately so big as to be…
Not all historical phenomena that manifest themselves as doctrinal are necessarily immediately doctrinal in cause or origin.’ That statement, made to me by a mentor in my field of historical theology, articulates a crucial principle, a principle that came to…
Not all historical phenomena that manifest themselves as doctrinal are necessarily immediately doctrinal in cause or origin.’ That statement, made to me by a mentor in my field of historical theology, articulates a crucial principle, a principle that came to…
https://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=16505401&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=1&color=&fullscreen=1&autoplay=0&loop=0 James Hamilton – God’s Glory in Salvation Through Judgment from Crossway on Vimeo.
“If I have learned anything in 35 or 40 years of teaching, it is that students don’t learn everything I teach them. What they learn is what I am excited about, the kinds of things I emphasize again and again…
From an article by Johnathan Leeman and Depak Reju: 1. Structure your own weekly schedule to include time with younger Christians (breakfasts and lunches, running errands, regular sermon reviews, etc.). 2. If you lead a literate congregation, ask the church…
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