In the week when the Protestant church looks back to the advertising of a public debate by a professor, Martin Luther, at Wittenberg University on October 31, 1517, and celebrates that event as the start of the Reformation, Derek and…
“When a church doesn’t take itself seriously, neither do its members. It is hard to believe that as recently as 1960, members of mainline churches (Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists, Lutherans and the like) accounted for 40% of all American Protestants. Today,…
Don Duff, of the OPC, has just brought to my attention this interesting article by an OP pastor in southern California. Very helpful and thought provoking.
Don Duff, of the OPC, has just brought to my attention this interesting article by an OP pastor in southern California. Very helpful and thought provoking.
By the time that we reach the close of the third chapter of 1 Timothy, Paul makes it clear that the letter is intended to teach people how to behave in Church. Paul knows that his arrival may well…
Monergism is offering this terrific resource for a great price. If you would like to know more about Reformed theology, Amazing Grace is a good place to begin. What is Calvinism? Does this teaching make man a robot and God…
On Sunday we continued our series through Hebrews with part 44 – “He has hushed the law’s loud thunder.” It is taken from Hebrews 12:18-24 and can be listened to or downloaded HERE.
October 31 is Reformation Day. I know some folks think it is Halloween but really it’s Reformation Day. So I will be shaving a bald spot on my sons heads and clothing them in the plain brown robes of the…
Good to see that Paul is back from `the Algarve.’ Clearly the word has a become a euphemism for a short term of solitary confinement for those who have corrupted the nation’s youth and committed crimes too numerous to mention…
Good to see that Paul is back from `the Algarve.’ Clearly the word has a become a euphemism for a short term of solitary confinement for those who have corrupted the nation’s youth and committed crimes too numerous to mention…
