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From a timely post by Phil Johnson: The notion that evangelicals are naïve and squeamish about sex and don’t discuss it openly enough is a myth. Evangelical sex manuals have been all the rage as long as I have been…

In the morning I will begin a new series of sermons through Philippians. Some months ago I wrestled through what to preach next. I had decided to preach Genesis. It’s an amazing book with much to teach us about God,…

One of my favorite new sites on the web is CREDO. It is an on-line magazine, blog, media and book review site. The inaugural edition of Credo Magazine is dedicated to the doctrine of Scripture. In it, Matthew Barrett addresses…

I recently posted some comments and a review of the Christian bestseller Jesus Calling. It is a book that has enjoyed a wide readership. The fans of Jesus Calling are deeply enthusiastic. It is, however, a troubling book in that…

Westminster Bookstore is currently making available their bestsellers of 2011 for 50% off. Check it out HERE.

Great piece by Carl Trueman on learning from reliable men: Someone asked me recently why I seem so alienated from what appears to be the cutting edge in American conservative evangelicalism.Frankly, I have stopped regarding myself as an evangelical over…

There are things I truly appreciate about Mark Driscoll. I love that he knows and preaches the Gospel (the “matter of first importance” – 1 Cor 15). I love his zeal for evangelism and evident compassion for the lost. I…

In a recent Hardball, Chris Matthews and his panel demonstrate a stunning lack of moral seriousness in a conversation about abortion. Of course, avoiding moral seriousness is necessary if one is to hold a “pro-choice” point of view. The entire…

Journibles look like a helpful tool for studying and meditating upon the Bible. I am looking forward to the release of the 1 & 2 Corinthians edition.[vimeo 12586306 w=400 h=225] Journible Spot 1 from Puritan Reformed on Vimeo.