MLJ for Free, Gratis and for Nothing
The Martyn Lloyd-Jones Recordings Trust have this week very generously made their entire audio archive available for free download here.
Category Postcards from Palookaville
As seen at Together for the Gospel
I am very grateful to the T4G sponsors for putting up this sign at the venue in order to make me feel at home. As the denomination was founded in 1936, the 1972 date is puzzling regarding what pests exactly…
As seen at Together for the Gospel
I am very grateful to the T4G sponsors for putting up this sign at the venue in order to make me feel at home. As the denomination was founded in 1936, the 1972 date is puzzling regarding what pests exactly…
Benny and the Resurrection
Like Jeremy, I am not a big fan of the church calendar as a necessary part of Christian obedience; but, as tomorrow is Easter Sunday, here’s a clear statement on the practical power of the resurrection from Warfield’s sermon on…
Benny and the Resurrection
Like Jeremy, I am not a big fan of the church calendar as a necessary part of Christian obedience; but, as tomorrow is Easter Sunday, here’s a clear statement on the practical power of the resurrection from Warfield’s sermon on…
Pay No Attention to That Man Behind the Curtain! Roman Catholic History and the Emerald City Protocol
In the field of Reformation studies, Professor Brad Gregory is somebody for whom I have immense respect. Those outside the discipline of history are possibly unaware of the ravages which postmodernism brought in its wake, making all narratives negotiable and…
Metaphysics, the Middle Ages and the Birth of Protestantism
This is part of a two part review of Professor Brad Gregory’s learned, brilliant and polemical book, The Unintended Reformation (Harvard Belknap, 2011). It is the ‘chess game’ part: potentially very boring to all but those interested in late medieval…
Metaphysics, the Middle Ages and the Birth of Protestantism
This is part of a two part review of Professor Brad Gregory’s learned, brilliant and polemical book, The Unintended Reformation (Harvard Belknap, 2011). It is the ‘chess game’ part: potentially very boring to all but those interested in late medieval…
George Eliot on the First Celebrity Megapastor
Donald Weinstein’s Savonarola: The Rise and Fall of a Renaissance Prophet (Yale, 2011) is a fascinating study of Florentine politics in the late fifteenth century, significant, of course, as the intellectual and cultural nursery of perhaps the greatest political philosopher…
George Eliot on the First Celebrity Megapastor
Donald Weinstein’s Savonarola: The Rise and Fall of a Renaissance Prophet (Yale, 2011) is a fascinating study of Florentine politics in the late fifteenth century, significant, of course, as the intellectual and cultural nursery of perhaps the greatest political philosopher…