For the first time in a number of years I decided to attend the Wheaton Theology Conference. This year’s conference title–“Jesus, Paul and the People of God: A Theological Dialogue with N. T. Wright”–obviously proved enticing to many. A conference…
A friend of mine recently asked me when I was going to get back to writing on church history. You’ve done the Christianity and culture thing with the Jesus book and the blues book, when are you getting back to…
For many men of a certain age, the mid-life crisis is just that: a mid-life crisis, a time for despairing that youth, good looks and perhaps hair have gone, never to return. For me, however, the experience has been pretty…
I just returned from the Wheaton Theology Conference, all focused on a dialog with N. T. Wright. Out of the gate, Richard Hayes surprised everyone by letting a few salvos go in Wright’s direction. Around the book tables and the…
Our good friend and church planter Nic Batzig will be live blogging PCRT Greenville. Click here to check it out.
PCRT Greenville begins tomorrow at 9:15 with the pre-conference. On Saturday evening,Greenville native and Alliance president, Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III, will be our speaker. Fresh from T4G, Dr. Duncan will give an address on a topic that I’m sure…
I have been interested to follow the web reaction to Dr. Bruce Waltke’s resignation from RTS for his Biologos video insisting that evangelicals must accept evolution or be considered a “cult”, especially that which lambasts those who would criticize scholars of…
I’ve been reflecting on what it is about these 7,000 men at t4g. So far, Mark Dever has urged the conference to think “church” – that’s “church” in the traditional biblical, reformed sense (no hint of emergent here); R. C.…
The recent comments by Professor Bruce Waltke, to the effect that Christianity risks becoming a cult, or at least being perceived as a cult, unless it embraces evolution, have provoked a storm of comment, pro and con. I do not…
The recent comments by Professor Bruce Waltke, to the effect that Christianity risks becoming a cult, or at least being perceived as a cult, unless it embraces evolution, have provoked a storm of comment, pro and con. I do not…
