Hans Schwarz, The Human Being: A Theological Anthropology. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2013. $24.99 After years of relative neglect, theological anthropology has been on the rise lately. In the last few years alone, we’ve seen books like Michael Welker’s The Depth…
You can read the introduction to this series, which appears on a monthly basis, here ~ Editor I At the head of the apostle’s list of the Spirit’s fruits stands love, the principal virtue from which the others derive and of which…
You can read the introduction to this series, which appears on a monthly basis, here ~ Editor I At the head of the apostle’s list of the Spirit’s fruits stands love, the principal virtue from which the others derive and of which…
I recently read an essay by a leading evangelical theologian arguing that many “egalitarian” discussions of the doctrine of the Trinity threaten to compromise basic tenets of orthodox Christianity and to undermine, at least implicitly, the authority of the Bible…
Two hundred years ago today, on the morning of Sunday 7th May 1815 dawned, the sixty one year old Andrew Fuller was grieved that he had not the strength to go and worship his God with his people. As his…
In the light of recent events at the Thrive Conference involving Mr Driscoll, some readers may be interested in this article from a couple of months ago.
I love reading a good book, the type that keeps you reading till the end. A recent book by Hunter Powell, The crisis of British Protestantism: Church power in the Puritan Revolution, 1638-44, reminded me of the importance of good scholarship…
On May 6th, 1527 — 488 years ago today — military troops of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, sacked the ecclesiastical capital of Western Christendom, la città eterna, Rome. Sacking Rome was the “thing to do” (as they say) for much…
Alliance members like you advance God’s Word across the world through the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals publishing. Decades ago the Cambridge Declaration pointed to the decline of the evangelical church. That decline continues today and, many would argue, has…
In his entertaining ‘Hell’s horror vs Heaven’s Happiness‘ Mark Jones discusses time and eternity, especially time in heaven. In this brief blog I take the liberty to comment on it. He makes the distinction between the timeless eternity of God’s…
