From Justin Barnard at Public Discourse: Many are pointing to Obama’s pick of an Evangelical to head the National Institutes of Health as a sign of the president’s willingness to reach out to those with differing viewpoints. But his pick…
This week’s sermon was part 8 in the series on Hebrews: “Fix Your Thoughts on Jesus” (3:1-6). You can listen to or download it HERE.
I have been doing a fair amount of reading on sabbatical, including Thabiti Anyabwile’s The Decline of African American Theology, which I enjoyed immensely. Thabiti uses original sources to document the ways in which African American theology has moved from…
Martin Luther struggled many years to believe that God loved him. As he considered his sin he concluded that a righteous God could not possibly love him. After his discovery of the Gospel of God’s grace he would still struggle…
First Things is one of my favorite magazines. It is conservative and, yes, Catholic. Joseph Bottum, editor of First Things offers a helpful analysis of Pope Benedict’s new encyclical on economic and social justice. “Carnitas in Veritate” has been causing…
I saw this posted over at Provocations and Panting: “Jonathan Dodson, pastor of Austin City Life, recently announced that he has completed his new booklet, “Fight Club: Gospel-Centered Discipleship” which will be e-published for free first The Resurgence, with a…
Monergism is offering free shipping for orders of $25 or more during the month of July.
That we approach God in the name and by the merit of Jesus is good news for sinners. As for me, a cheif among sinners it is profoundly good news. I have no merits to plead. My name is wholly…
I couldn’t let the day pass without wishing John Calvin a very happy 500th. He reminds us that theologians serve at the pleasure of God, in gratitude for him and for his glory. He reminds us that theologians serve the…
Check out THIS Audio of Al Mohler on John Calvin as a preacher and teacher.
