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…
John Murray famously commended Walter Marshall’s “Gospel Mystery of Sanctification” as the best book ever written on the subject. Recently, however, some sound divines have become suspcious of the work, in part because of who is citing it and because…
Editors’ Note: Dr. C. John Collins has offered this response to Dr. Richard Belcher, Jr.’s article recently published on reformation21. Click here to read that article. C. JOHN COLLINS Reply to Richard Belcher, “Did Adam and Eve Really Exist? A…
In our final installment of this series, we will look at Paul’s final qualification for us to think about when selecting elders. The Apostle’s last instruction has to do not with what the church thinks of the man, but what…
Editor’s Note: In the coming months, reformation21 will be reprinting some of our classic articles. This month’s selection comes from January 2002. Shortly before college I read Mortimer Adler’s little classic How to Read a Book. That may sound like…
Editor’s Note: In the coming months, reformation21 will be reprinting some of our classic articles. This month’s selection comes from January 2002. Shortly before college I read Mortimer Adler’s little classic How to Read a Book. That may sound like…
There are a multitude of ways that one can defend the Christian faith. My last post was meant to highlight one way, a way that has enormous cultural, political, and social implications. It has those implications because it is fundamentally…
