Over at his Patheos blog, Scot McKnight has published a guest post by his friend, John Frye, lamenting the lack of lament in contemporary church life. It seems from the comments (and twittering elsewhere) that an earlier draft pointed…
Over at his Patheos blog, Scot McKnight has published a guest post by his friend, John Frye, lamenting the lack of lament in contemporary church life. It seems from the comments (and twittering elsewhere) that an earlier draft pointed…
Readers of this blog may know that I am an admirer of the work of Jim Garretson. Jim has done more than anyone else to make available the pastoral wisdom of the Old Princeton tradition, as the list of his…
Readers of this blog may know that I am an admirer of the work of Jim Garretson. Jim has done more than anyone else to make available the pastoral wisdom of the Old Princeton tradition, as the list of his…
Aimee claims that, since her arrival on the podcast, our numbers of women listeners have gone through the roof, and that we have become the Reformed housewife’s choice. Thus, in the latest MoS, while we may not have managed to…
Aimee claims that, since her arrival on the podcast, our numbers of women listeners have gone through the roof, and that we have become the Reformed housewife’s choice. Thus, in the latest MoS, while we may not have managed to…
The latest MoS is up. This week we look at the issue of politics, public moral issues and how the church should respond to such matters. While we agree that the church has to holds certain positions on certain issues,…
The latest MoS is up. This week we look at the issue of politics, public moral issues and how the church should respond to such matters. While we agree that the church has to holds certain positions on certain issues,…
There is a fine interview over at National Review Online with legal philosopher, Francis Beckwith, on the issue of abortion. For my money, Professor Beckwith is one of the sharpest minds out there working on the interface of law…
There is a fine interview over at National Review Online with legal philosopher, Francis Beckwith, on the issue of abortion. For my money, Professor Beckwith is one of the sharpest minds out there working on the interface of law…
