So says the world’s most lovable atheist Richard Dawkins. From Al Mohler: The Wall Street Journal may be an unusual venue for theological debate, but this past weekend’s edition featured just that — a theological debate of sorts. The “of…
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The Protestant Reformation was not a renewal of doctrine only, but just as much (if not more so) a renewal of practice. This helps to explain why Book IV–which primarily concerns the sacraments, government, and ministry of the church–is by…
Another aspect of ecclesiastical order is the election of bishops. (Calvin shows considerable knowledge of the early church, perhaps reflecting the days when his father had him trained as a canon lawyer?) Once more, his aversion to disorder disturbs the…
Carl Trueman of Westminster Theological Seminary appears on this week’s edition of The White Horse Inn. Has American Christianity become more concerned with success than fidelity? Has it chosen style over substance? Check it out HERE.
A New Hampshire judge has recently ordered a homeschooling mother to enroll her daughter in public school because the child, “appeared to reflect her mother’s rigidity on questions of faith.” I remember not long ago certain evangelicals being called paranoid…
What does it mean for Christians to be good citizens? What does it mean to be resident aliens? Often times Christians have become cultural crusaders or political activists. But is this the way we are to function in the world?…
On September 16, 2001 John Piper preached a message entitled, “Sorrow, Self-Humbling, and Steady Hope in Our Savior and King Jesus Christ.” In those day immediately after the terrorist attacks it was vital for God’s people to have their gaze…
Today is a sobering anniversary. Who can forget sitting in front of their TV or listening in shock to the radio as the unspeakable evil of 9/11/2001 unfolded? For Christians, may today be an occasion for sober reflection and prayer.…
Al Mohler’s new book, “Words From the Fire” is a study of the Ten Commandments. It will be I am sure, like all things Mohler writes, well worth the reading. Lord willing, I’m picking up my copy tomorrow.
