The Chicago Tribune ran an article by Al Mohler on the murder of George Tiller in Wichita. Mohler addresses the moral reasoning of those who would use violence to dispatch an abortionist. Mohler writes: The murder of Dr. Tiller was…
Phil Johnson over at Pyromaniacs has made many a compelling argument against the trend in some evangelical circles toward scatological language and graphic discussion of sex from the pulpit. I have posted on this trend in the past. Johnson writes:…
The news that Britain has elected two members of the far-right British National Party to the European Parliament is surely bad news for all. Any observer of the political scene in Britain over the last twenty five years can be…
The news that Britain has elected two members of the far-right British National Party to the European Parliament is surely bad news for all. Any observer of the political scene in Britain over the last twenty five years can be…
More attacks on man’s perennial problem of a works-righteousness mentality, this time by medieval Catholic insistence that “love covers a multitude of sins” – that is, with God. Calvin correctly interprets misinterpreted passages of Scriptures viewed as suggesting that works…
Here Calvin turns to the issue of God’s chastisement of his children as opposed to vengeance and punishment of his enemies, no easy subject to talk about let alone experience. A couple of things may be worth emphasizing. First is…
David Garner of Westminster Seminary has written a very thoughtful article on blogging. He opens with a purposefully tongue-in-cheek assurance that blogging is not in and of itself a sin. But he also points out that “Real Christians really blog,…
You can listen to or download Sunday’s sermon “Do What You Did at First” by clicking HERE. It was Vision Day at COS. What a great day we had! We were blessed by a report from our Thailand team, the…
In Romans 16 the apostle Paul warns against those preachers who use “smooth talk and flattery” to deceive God’s people. Often times these flattering preachers were motivated by a desire to enrich themselves. Little has changed. The health, wealth, and…
I spotted THIS over at Riddleblog. Enjoy!
