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Geographical zingers

So, that guy Levy likes three Americans — Don Carson, Tim Challies (both of whom are Canadians) and David Wells (technically, from Zimbabwe). Now, geography may not be his strong suit, but I mean, what about Thomas or Trueman or Duncan?…

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My favourite American

I am often accused of being anti American but that isn’t true. I’m a big fan of some Americans:  Don Carson, David Wells, Tim Challies to name just 3.  My favourite American of the moment is Steve Smallman. Steve has…

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Get These Last Days for 50% Off

Reformed Resources is offering These Last Days at 50% off! Pick up a copy of this book, which contains all the substance of last year’s PCRT addresses, including chapters by Ligon Duncan, Michael Horton, Sinclair Ferguson and Paul David Tripp.…

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A World of Riches

As Colin Hansen recently reported in a Christianity Today article, in some biblical translations, selected vocabulary has been removed to eliminate cultural stumbling blocks. [1]   For example, missionaries in the 1980’s replaced familial language for ostensibly less offensive terms…

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A World of Riches

As Colin Hansen recently reported in a Christianity Today article, in some biblical translations, selected vocabulary has been removed to eliminate cultural stumbling blocks. [1]   For example, missionaries in the 1980’s replaced familial language for ostensibly less offensive terms…

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John W. Nevin and What Ails Us

In a recent blog post on this site, my good friend Ligon Duncan has provocatively suggested that the Mercersburg theologian John W. Nevin is “not the answer to what ails us.”   As one who has read a bit of Nevin…

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PCRT Greenville Underway!

There’s still time to get in on a great weekend of teaching in and fellowship – just head over to Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, if you’re in the area! Today, Rick Phillips will be speaking about godly masculinity and…

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Bavinck vs. Nevin

“In a comparatively sound church life, it is possible to assume that as a rule the children of the covenant will be born again in their youth and come to faith and conversion ‘in stages and gracefully.’ But when the world…