In the history of God’s people it has been a necessary practice to identify false teaching and, yes, those who are responsible for it. It seems however that all too often the effite American church has a distaste for hurting…
I saw the following video of Ed Welch over at Justin Taylor’s site. I highly recommend the book “Depression: A Stubborn Darkness.” It is perhaps the most helpful and biblical thing I have read on the topic.
I seem to recall recently reading something from the good Dr. Trueman on the subversive nature of reciting the Apostle’s Creed. Then today I came across this as I was reading the good Dr. Packer: “Each worshiper . . .…
In these paragraphs, Calvin emphasizes the uniqueness and the centrality of Christ’s mediation for his intercession, underscoring the fact that it is only through his work, from the very beginning of time, that any believer has ever had access to…
These entries, covering 3.19.13 – 3.20.17 will be made avaiable in the future (d.v.).
Dr. Jim Hamilton of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary has written a helpful article explaining what he calls “the evangelical view of Scripture.” Read it HERE.
I’m looking forward to the 2009 Preaching Conference at Westminster Theological Seminary. You can download the brochure HERE. There is a great line up of speakers including Derek Thomas and Carl Trueman.
As some of you know the Episcopal Church USA has taken serious steps toward fully embracing homosexuality (see HERE). This of course is nothing new for this denomination. The ordination to bishop of openly homosexual Eugene Robinson. Interestingly, but not…
Some worthwhile articles from Carl Trueman at The Sola Panel on the importance of church history: 1. The Theological Importance of Criminal Profiling 2. Sticking It to the Man 3. Learning from the Pretenders
