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Pope Benedict XVI surprised the world by resigning from his office. This very traditional Pope made a very un-traditional decision. The Pope who was known to be a strong personality showed the world his frailty. His resignation can be also…

Finding Faithful Elders and DeaconsThabiti M. AnyabwileCrossway (IX Marks), 2012, 176pp., paperback, $10.99ISBN 978-1-4335-2992-4 Although the lion’s share of this book is devoted to the eldership, the valuable space afforded to the diaconate is much appreciated, if only because helpful…

Because, judging by the annual jamboree, this piece on Lent (and other festivals) is still relevant.

Scott Oakland has done a new interview with Dr. Joel Beeke on his book, A Puritan Theology.   Listen here:     And, No Compromise Radio presents, “NoCoever: Episode 2.” Mike Abendroth interviews Carl Trueman, James White and Phil Johnson. Sola Scriptura, mysticism…

This won’t float everyone’s boat, especially when I tell you that Particular Voices glories in the strapline, “Interesting bits and pieces of 17th century literature” (I can already hear Levy’s disdain as he readies another “last of the Puritans” jibe).…

Make sure you don’t miss Dr. Bruce Baugus’s series on the church in China. It is an absolutely fascinating overview and history of the Lord’s work in this great land. Check out the first part here and the latest post…

As the world now knows, Pope Benedict XVI has recently announced his resignation from the papacy, effective at the end of this month. Nicknamed “God’s rottweiler” for his occasionally unpopular allegiance to Roman tradition on certain theological matters, Benedict’s surprising…

What is the Mission of the Church? Making Sense of Social Justice, Shalom, and the Great CommissionGreg Gilbert & Kevin DeYoungCrossway, 2011, 288pp., paperback, $15.99ISBN 978-1-4335-2690-9 Contributing to the ongoing debate in the “young, restless and reformed” movement about the…