Eric Metaxas. Amazing Grace: William Wilberforce and the Heroic Campaign to End Slavery. New York: HarperCollins, 2007. 320 pp. Paperback. $10.99 In a time when genuine heroes are scarce, a book on William Wilberforce is always welcome. Eric Metaxas wrote…
Looking at Logos 5, we have considered the underlying Logos 5 platform, and then considered the base packages available before surveying a specialist package. In the last part of this extended review, I want to ask the question, “Should you…
I have arrived home from a delightful visit to the beautiful land of Australia. My first few days were in Sydney, where I preached at the Truth of the Gospel conference on the topic of “The Brokenhearted Evangelist.” On the…
Editors’ Note: As the title indicates, this is the second of two articles on this subject. The first article can be accessed here. 2. Does the third-use of the law play a significant role in the Christian life? The HC…
Editors’ Note: As the title indicates, this is the second of two articles on this subject. The first article can be accessed here. 2. Does the third-use of the law play a significant role in the Christian life? The HC…
How do we deal with the tricky matter of pastors moving from one congregation to another? Some time ago I was in a session meeting with my elders, discussing my salary, and the phone rang (a long distance call). Within…
“Our call to worship comes from…”, “If you have confessed your sins, I declare to you…”, and “The Lord bless you and keep you” are statements frequently found on Lord’s Day worship at Reformed and Presbyterian churches. Are these things…
Exploring the Heidelberger’s robust doctrine of progressive sanctification In the recent and engaging discussions on the doctrine of sanctification, I have found it interesting that some in my own denomination, The Presbyterian Church in America, are quicker to reference…
Exploring the Heidelberger’s robust doctrine of progressive sanctification In the recent and engaging discussions on the doctrine of sanctification, I have found it interesting that some in my own denomination, The Presbyterian Church in America, are quicker to reference…
Paul Levy was born and bred in Swansea and spent four years in Cardiff working in a variety of uninteresting jobs. He came to London in 1999 to study on the Cornhill Training Course which teaches people to handle the…
