This week, we welcome four new regular contributors to the Ref21 blog: Paul Levy, Liam Goligher, Gabriel Furher and Carlton Wynne. I should make it clear that none of these names are aliases for Carl Trueman. Paul and Liam are both gospel-centered,…
Paul’s reference to Big Brother is prescient. The following memo has turned up, leaked from a well-known coalition/alliance of gospel types: Re: Christian Broadcasting In light of the cultural mandate (Gen. 1:28), and in reaction to the harsh, unloving and…
Imagine we stuck Carson, Piper, Keller, Driscoll, Sproul, Mahaney and Macarthur in the house (literally together for the gospel!). We’ve got no real reformed women celebrities,so it would probably be an all male affair for a while. Then how about just for the…
Having been a voice in the wilderness for so long, may I be the first to welcome Paul Levy to the blog? Nice to see someone else who gets the Animal Farm nature of so much of the Reformed…
Now that I have an ‘online’ ministry here at Reformation 21 I will join Trueman in biting the hand that feeds me repeatedly. My guess is this blog will last about 3 more weeks before it’s taken off line and Derek loses…
Westminster Theological Seminary will be kicking off its 2010-2011 Full Confidence Tour at Church of the Savior, this Friday and Saturday, in Wayne, PA. These conferences focus on issues pertaining to the doctrine of Scripture – and the defense of…
It was a joy to represent the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals and my own congregation, the First Presbyterian Church of Jackson, Mississippi (PCA) at the Inaugural Festivities at Wheaton College. There’s a brief description here. As most of the folks…
In days gone by when the smoke of countless coal fires curled into the winter air, Edinburgh had the nick-name “Auld Reekie,” which being translated is ‘Old Smokie’ – not to be mistaken for some eponymous but indeterminate Appalachian mountain…
In days gone by when the smoke of countless coal fires curled into the winter air, Edinburgh had the nick-name “Auld Reekie,” which being translated is ‘Old Smokie’ – not to be mistaken for some eponymous but indeterminate Appalachian mountain…
It’s always fun watching Philistia get down and personal with the likes of Hawking. In a robust style, The Economist took Hawking’s atheistic stance to task and all we could do was watch and smile. See here. And on the…
