Sunday’s Sermon
Last Sunday was part three in our series through Revelation two and three: What Jesus Says to the Church. The message is entitled “The Name on the Stone” and is based on the message to the church at Pergamum (Rev.…
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Playing at Worship
This week, the White Horse Inn featured T. David Gordon, author of Why Johnny Can’t Preach and Why Johnny Can’t Sing Hymns. Both books are vitally important polemics against the influence of pop culture in the life and worship of…
Phil Ryken’s final sermon as Sr. Pastor of Tenth Presbyterian Church
https://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=13146716&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 Dr. Ryken’s last Sunday Worship Service as Sr. Minister of Tenth from Tenth Presbyterian Church on Vimeo.
June 13: Matthew 23
Are you really surprised that outwardly religious people can use their religion as a cover for gross evil? The media still finds the sins of the religious to be sensational, but, perhaps we would be better prepared to account for…
“Vaguely religious quasi-theism”
In my previous post I link to an article by Phil Johnson concerning Biologos and their exotic handling of the Scriptures and historic Christian doctrine. In the comment thread Tom Chantry contributed some thoughts that are worth your time to…
It’s their doctrine that’s the issue…
Phil Johnson has been paying careful attention to the developments over at Biologos. Johnson points out that the repeated problem with Biologos is what they are saying about the Bible and what it teaches. And what Biologos is saying is…
July 12: Matthew 22
One of the Old Testament texts that dominates the New Testament skyline is Psalm 110:1. It is the Old Testament text to which the New Testament most often alludes. There are no fewer that twenty one references, quotations and allusions…
Doing good deeds but leaving out the good news?
The Wall Street Journal has included an article by Brad Greenberg concerning the tendency in modern missions to do good deeds but neglect the good news. Certainly good deeds are the fruit of the good news. If there are no…
July 9: Psalm 144
“O LORD, what are human beings that you should notice them, mere mortals that you should think about them?” (Ps. 144:3) Christian Humanism gets a bad rap. But I think it may have to do with a fundamental misunderstanding of…
Resources on the Bible’s Inerrancy
The best books on inerrancy according to Mark Dever – Inerrancy of the Bible: An Anotated Bibliography.Dr. Dever writes the following about John Wenham’s excellent Christ and the Bible: I’ve saved the best for last. If I could just recommend…