So far, as we have pointed to some highlights of Walter Marshall’s justly lauded book, “Gospel Mystery of Sanctification,” we have learned the following from him about growth in grace in the Christian life: 1. Those who have been saved…
In following the dialogue on Ref21 between Drs. Belcher and Collins, I was struck by a complaint from Collins that Belcher should have picked up the phone and discussed his concerns privately. This demand for personal contact prior to public…
Having done a little travelling over the last few days, I should like to attest once more to the following: How glorious is the thought that there is a family even upon earth of which the Son of God holds…
Our good friend Rev. Andrew Moody will be live blogging the Texas Hill Country Bible conference here. Click to follow along as Derek Thomas, Steve Lawson, and Paul Jones unfold God’s truth in Texas!
“Who is a God like you,Pardoning iniquityAnd passing over the transgression of the remnant of his heritage? He does not retain his anger forever,Because he delights in mercy.He will again have compassion on us,And will subdue our iniquities. You will…
The big guns of Ref 21 Del and Carl are twinterviewed over at Jeremy’s wandering blog, apart from the usual cheap shots I’ve come to expect, it’s very interesting. Derek being slightly more interesting than Carl.
The definition of insanity that I first heard on the West Wing is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. According to the ever trustworthy website ‘Brainy quotes’ this was first said by Albert Einstein.…
In our first highlight from Walter Marshall’s “Gospel Mystery” we saw no antipathy to the ideas of the believer’s duty or to the believer’s aspiration to holiness or to the believer’s endeavor to obey the moral law. Marshall says, to repeat,…
Reformation Heritage Publications have just published Jeremy Walker’s The Broken-Hearted Evangelist (see ). One of the best books on passionate evangelism I know. Should be required reading for every Christian with Jesus-like heart to win others for Christ.
Editors’ Note: Below is Dr. Richard Belcher, Jr.’s reply to Dr. C. John Collins’s reply. We give Dr. Belcher the last word. I thank Dr. Collins for his response to my “review” of his book. My response will be limited…
