Commenting in the New York Times on the controversy surrounding President Obama’s appearance at Notre Dame University Sheryl Gay Stolberg writes: In nearly four months in office, President Obama has pursued a careful two-pronged strategy on abortion, enacting policies that…
Further to Phil’s recent comment regarding A. N. Wilson’s “slow return to faith,” a reader has suggested that we point you to the full article in the New Statesman, here.
Can we be certain of our salvation? Calvin was neither the first nor the last to tackle the issue of assurance of salvation, and with profound pastoral insight he wants to show how faith and hope co-exist. He begins in…
A student brought this news story to my attention. What is it with these “non-sectarian” established churches that they find orthodox Christianity to be so problematic when it comes to getting people interested in — ahem — orthodox Christianity? First…
A student brought this news story to my attention. What is it with these “non-sectarian” established churches that they find orthodox Christianity to be so problematic when it comes to getting people interested in — ahem — orthodox Christianity? First…
During my years in Wichita I had the blessing of serving as Gracia Burnham’s pastor. Gracia was recently in Washington D.C. at the invitation of the Justice Department. In May 2001, Mrs. Burnham and her husband, Martin, missionaries for more…
The Praise Factory is producing some outstanding curriculum for children. The author is Connie Dever whose husband, Mark Dever is the pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington D.C. Check out The Praise Factory HERE.
I saw the following posted over at Tom Ascol’s sight. Take the time to watch the video. It’s worth it. If you have not seen this video of a talk given by Rachel Barkley then I encourage you to stop…
You can download or listen to the last two Sunday’s sermons by clicking HERE. The messages are parts 3 and 4 of our currrent series on Hebrews – “Prophet, Priest, & King” and “The Superiority of Christ.”
Having emphasised that faith rests on the promises of the covenant, Calvin now stresses the fact that these promises are in Christ, knowledge of whom IS the gospel. While sinful man enjoy God’s bounty and goodness, the believer recognises God’s…
