One of the concerns that have been expressed by those of us opposed to abortion is whether or not abortions would be funded under government provided health care coverage. This of course would mean that tax payers would be forced…
A Praying Life by Paul Miller is an outstanding new book. Instead of writing my own review I will show you what Sean Lucas over at Ref21 has written: One of the best books that I’ve read recently is Paul…
My favorite radio program has a new design for their website. Check it out HERE. They (particularly Dr. Horton) are also responsible for my favorite magazine, Modern Reformation. Do yourself a favor and subscribe.
Over at Between Two Worlds, Andy Naselli has posted an interesting interview with Randy Alcorn. Among the things discussed is Alcorn’s new book, If God Is So Good… It’s definitely worth the read. I highly recommend Alcorn’s book Money, Possessions,…
I have been preaching through the book of Hebrews in recent weeks. Thus far we are about half way through chapter four. With its warning passages Hebrews gives ample opportunity to reflect on the nature of apostasy and the doctrine…
Let our hearts admit, “I am poor and weak. Satan is too subtle, too cunning, too powerful; he watches constantly for advantages over my soul. The world presses in upon me with all sorts of pressures, pleas, and pretences. My…
One of my favorite sites on the web is Monergism.com. It is an outstanding resource for study and devotion. Monergism has a wealth of theological resources ranging from articles, audio, a bookstore, a blog, and more. Check out their bookstore…
Carl Trueman’s latest entry over at Ref21 deals with our “cult of options” and the lonliness and even hostility that is experienced by the leader who dares to make choices. Certainly, much of the culture surrounding Christianity at the moment…
I was blessed to be Gracia’s pastor in Wichita. She’s a great woman and a good friend. Find out more about her ministry HERE.
Recently the White Horse Inn broadcast two very helpful discussions on “Paul’s missional approach in the first century.” Michael Horton and the panel appeal to Colossians for insight into how Christians engage a culture that is increasingly post-Christian. Listen HERE…
