The Public Ministry of ChristWilliam G. Blaikie This volume, first published in 1883, bridges the disciplines of Christology and pastoral theology, and its author will need no commendation to those who value Scriptural studies that blend scholarship and devotion. Blaikie’s…
Scott Clarke has spent a fair amount of time in the Blogging Doghouse as have I, but welcome back to the man with this cracker on ‘What pastors shouldn’t tell their wives’.
A last snippet, for now, from Thomas Foxcroft’s The Gospel Ministry once more, fairly early on in his sermon, exhorting himself and other ministers to preach Jesus in every sense: Ministers then must study to feed their flocks with a…
Since Trueman’s assent to stardom as Augustine redivivus, the requests for copies of the debate have almost crashed our server. Ok, so maybe that’s a bit of an embellishment, but either way you can watch the debate here: Part 1: …
In the light of Carl’s post Adam and Eve and Pinch Me, you might want to listen to the Audio from the recent John Owen Centre Conference on ‘Adam: in the bible, in the church and in the world’. Michael…
Part I: The Chinese Context “[M]ore people go to church on Sunday in China than in the whole of Europe.”(1) China is now home to more evangelical believers than any other nation, and the church continues to grow and…
Part I: The Chinese Context “[M]ore people go to church on Sunday in China than in the whole of Europe.”(1) China is now home to more evangelical believers than any other nation, and the church continues to grow and…
This Monday, January 14, we will launch a weekly study of the Westminster Confession of Faith. Look for new entries on a weekly basis on each chapter of the Confession from contributors such as Joel Beeke, Richard Phillips, Jeffrey Jue,…
7 6. 7 6 (St. Alphege) In Eden’s sinless gardenA man and woman stood,Each crafted in God’s image,And both entirely good. The serpent entered Eden,And entered both their hearts;And neither did resist him,Fell to his fiery darts. So Adam’s abdicationWas…
Over the Christmas holiday with my extended family, amid a full-blown but lovable circus of three to seven-year-olds that was rivaled only by the even louder football bowl game commentary emanating from the TV, the name of Stanley Fish came…
