Church of Scotland
To avoid creating further grief for my colleagues at Ref21, I have posted my thoughts on the Church of Scotland decisions over at Scott Clark’s place. Thanks to Scott for accommodating me.
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Church of Scotland
To avoid creating further grief for my colleagues at Ref21, I have posted my thoughts on the Church of Scotland decisions over at Scott Clark’s place. Thanks to Scott for accommodating me.
Five Arguments Against Future Justification According to Works
This year has witnessed a publishing event of real interest to many Christians: the publication of N.T. Wright’s Justification: God’s Plan and Paul’s Vision. Wright is widely considered the most provocative writer on justification today and the arrival of this…
Five Arguments Against Future Justification According to Works
This year has witnessed a publishing event of real interest to many Christians: the publication of N.T. Wright’s Justification: God’s Plan and Paul’s Vision. Wright is widely considered the most provocative writer on justification today and the arrival of this…
Greg Beale at WTS (2)
Dr. Greg Beale recently lectured at Westminster Seminary on Scripture’s attestation of inerrancy found in John’s Apocalypse. Check out the audio HERE.
Blog 101: 3.3.16 – 3.3.18
Having unpacked the nature of repentance as a lifelong process of mortification of the flesh and vivification of the spirit, Calvin makes a distinction that would be important to his sixteenth-century world: one between the inward disposition and external actions…
Sunday’s Sermon
Last Sunday is recognized by the church as Ascension Sunday. You can listen to or download Sunday’s sermon “Taken Up To Heaven” HERE.
Continuing Discussion on Inerrancy
There is another good post at Green Baggins on inerrancy. Check it out HERE.
Memorial Day and the people of God
Kevin Deyoung’s post on Memorial Day is, I believe, worth reproducing: It is always tricky to know how the church should or shouldn’t celebrate patriotic holidays. Certainly, some churches blend church and state in such a way that the kingdom…
Re-thinking the Church in Scotland
Given that the church IN Scotland is much wider and deeper than the Church OF Scotland, I found John Ross’s blog very stimulating and thought-provoking. Is it time to re-draw the map? Read John’s piece here.