
“The Excellent Benjamin Keach”
Would you allow me to draw your attention to a book? It is my father’s work, and concerns a man that you may not know, a seventeenth century Baptist called Benjamin Keach. Keach was one of the movers and shakers…

Would you allow me to draw your attention to a book? It is my father’s work, and concerns a man that you may not know, a seventeenth century Baptist called Benjamin Keach. Keach was one of the movers and shakers…

In my former forays into the dangerous territory of saying anything negative about the great and famous John Wesley, I foolishly mentioned his unusually positive views of the arch-heretic Pelagius (“Who was Pelagius? By all I can pick up from…

In my experience, 8 out of 10 seminary students and graduates prefer Koine Greek to biblical Hebrew. Why? Perhaps reading from right to left is a bit disorienting? Maybe some of the Hebrew letters resemble each other too closely? Perchance…

I finally got out to view the movie “Interstellar,” which my sons and I had been wanting to see all season. We are all fans of Christopher Nolan, particularly because of the way he uses his art to make important…

How many of our modern hymns speak of Christ’s wrath and judgment? If I’m not mistaken, “Agnus Dei” (Michael W. Smith) derives its language from Revelation 19. How many consider the wrath of the Lamb, described in that chapter, when…

There is a breed of minister who is loved by everyone and I fear that the problem is at epidemic proportions. So in the last few months I’ve heard a few ministers being described as ‘A brilliant preacher! No one…

I am delighted to learn that I have managed to awaken Mr Levy from his seasonal slumbers. I am sure that ripples of thankful applause are now washing around the globe from his fans. However, I must admit that I…

In 1 Timothy 1:11, Paul says that he has been entrusted with “the gospel of the glory of the blessed God.” It is a weighty phrase in every way, but Paul’s use of the word “blessed” is especially striking. In…

In 1 Timothy 1:11, Paul says that he has been entrusted with “the gospel of the glory of the blessed God.” It is a weighty phrase in every way, but Paul’s use of the word “blessed” is especially striking. In…

It’s been too long since I got in the ring with Jeremy over something but calling written prayers ‘close to an abomination’ is a pretty remarkable overstatement even by my hyperbolic standards. I do see he gives the caveat that…