Congratulations to Sean
Let me add my congratulations to Sean Lucas, and to First Presbyterian Church of Hattiesburg, MS, for his call to their pulpit. I am always delighted when our best men go to the pulpit, because preaching is always the first…
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Twitter Church — Too Funny!
If you don’t know about the Tominthebox news network, you are wrong. An example is this spoof about a Twitter church. It is too funny (and just a bit scary), especially this classic comment: “We don’t need to actually get…
Naming False Teachers
James MacDonald of Harvest Bible Chapel has posted some thoughts on Brian MacLaren and the responsibility to identify false teachers in the church. 1. Why Brian MacLaren is Like My Palm Pilot 2. The Public Rebuke of False Teachers
“Is The Shack that good?”
I know I have posted several reviews of The Shack but I keep getting asked about the book and it is still a best-seller. If you have read any of the other reviews I have posted then you already know…
“A Shelter in the Time of Storm”
The new book by Paul Tripp looks excellent. You can get a copy by clicking HERE. By the way, if you attend Church of the Saviour or live in the Philadelphia area Dr. Tripp is going to be with us…
Blog 64: 2.8.20 – 2.8.27
Ungodly people always take the higher ground when arguing with God and the lower ground when living their own lives. Is God unjust to visit iniquities on successive generations? On the contrary, Calvin argues, we are all responsible human beings…
Karl Barth in searchable form
Logos Bible Software has made the 14 volumes of the Torrance-Bromiley edition of Karl Barth’s Church Dogmatics available in digitised form. You can find it via their website here. Anyone who wants to understand the pathway of theology from Scheleiermacher to…
Karl Barth in searchable form
Logos Bible Software has made the 14 volumes of the Torrance-Bromiley edition of Karl Barth’s Church Dogmatics available in digitised form. You can find it via their website here. Anyone who wants to understand the pathway of theology from Scheleiermacher to…
Sunday’s Sermon
You can listen to or download last Sunday’s sermon, “God Will Provide the Lamb” HERE.