Readers of this blog are likely to be familiar with some of the names and faces associated with Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. You might recognise a few of them from the video below. Having friends there myself, I thought others…
The home which God has given to me and my family is one for which I am deeply grateful. However, as with cars, computers and bodies, home-owning is one of the great demonstrators of entropy. In my case, though, it…
For those of us who love and use a historic confession of faith this looks like it will be a great read and that which will assist our people who make up our churches.
This lecture by Carl Trueman is given on the Great Ejection of the Nonconformists of England during the English Reformation. This is a seminary-level account of a nearly-forgotten event that changed the course of modern history. Listen for the stories…
Two weeks from today a new book by Dr. Joel Beeke and Dr. Mark Jones entitled: A Puritan Theology will be released. This is a wonderful resource and one which every lover of the Puritans should own. Also, in…
”St Helen‘s Bishopsgate an Evangelical Anglican Church in the heart of London have launched an excellent new monthly video series ‘Preaching Matters’ designed to equip, inspire and encourage all of us who teach God’s word. It’s out on the first…
A question has come from a reader in Austria concerning the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the relationship of that guidance to the Reformed doctrine of Sola Scriptura (1). This question is a good and relevant one, and it…
A question has come from a reader in Austria concerning the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the relationship of that guidance to the Reformed doctrine of Sola Scriptura (1). This question is a good and relevant one, and it…
”Connected – Living in the Light of the Trinity” by Sam Allberry is an excellent introduction to the practical outworkings of the Trinity with regard to humanity, gender, the church, prayer and worship. I found myself underlining and making notes…
Children’s Bibles by and large are pretty terrible when it comes down to accuracy but the Big Bible storybook occasionally takes it to a whole new level. I was reading to my son the other day the story of Mark…
