An important biblical theological idea emerges out of Paul’s use of Deuteronomy 21:23 in Galatians 3:13. In the middle of the most polemical book in the New Testament, Paul made the astounding declaration: “Christ has redeemed us from the curse…
After more than six decades at our historic, four-storied brownstone in Center City Philadelphia, the Alliance moved to nearby Lancaster, PA. While we miss the beauty of the craftsmanship at our old location, this move is an example of our…
There are a few things that frustrate me about a number of the books that I have read recently. One is those extravagant examples seemingly designed to showcase the brilliance of some penetrating thinker: Barry (not his real name) is…
After reading Carl Trueman’s post on “A New Christian Crime,” I saw some on-line videos of Elizabeth Smart’s response to the escape of the abducted women and was blown away by her courage and grace. I then read her remarks…
It was suggested that I might wish to draw your attention to an upcoming conference to be held in Louisville in a few weeks time. It’s an awesome new conference called Death March 2013, and we will be rocking some…
“The Word of God Precedes and Exceeds the Bible:” Pope Francis on Scripture and the Church After a couple of eventful months surrounding the Vatican, the time has come to shift into a more routine mood. Pope Francis has attracted…
“The Word of God Precedes and Exceeds the Bible:” Pope Francis on Scripture and the Church After a couple of eventful months surrounding the Vatican, the time has come to shift into a more routine mood. Pope Francis has attracted…
Bits and Bobs Tim Ward has recently been appointed to teach at Cornhill and has written the excellent ”Words of Life”, the Gospel Partnership website has 4 audio sessions Tim has given on the Doctrine of Scripture God…
Yes, you heard it here first: Stornoway black pudding is now a protected delicacy, right up there with champagne and cornish pasties, apparently. You can read about it in our national newspaper, the Stornoway Gazette, although an unfortunate typo has…
It seems that apologies for absence are de rigeur on Reformation21 at the moment. I am not sure whether I should follow suit, because nasturtiums have been cast against me. First of all, I was not in the seventeenth century…
