PCRT Greenville opens this Friday with a well-known and well-loved friend of Second Presbyterian Church, Dr. Joel Beeke. He will be speaking on Christ as the center not only of eschatology but history. If you will indulge me a personal…
James Grant has a brief interview here with Kevin DeYoung, whose new book–which walks through the Heidelberg Catechism–is available now from Moody.
What is life like until Jesus returns? This is a controversial question. Who better to answer it at PCRT Greenville than Michael S. Horton? In a little under six days, the second annual PCRT Greenville begins. Saturday finds Michael Horton…
Just obtained a copy of a new book by Dane Love, who teaches history at one of Ayrshire’s Secondary Schools in Scotland, and who has written on aspects of Scottish history. This book is The Covenanter Encyclopedia, published by Fort…
Most folks, I think, know that I am a graduate of Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC. When I was a student, I used to spend a great deal of time in the University Library reading periodicals. One of the…
IS HERESY. In other words, sometimes we just have to give them enough rope, speaking and publishing, to hang their credibility among the otherwise gullible faithful. This truism is sponsored most recently by the folks at the Biologos web site. Many…
Philip Pullman, the author of the trilogy, His Dark Materials (“Lord of the Rings” it is not), is to release a book this coming weekend called, The Good man Jesus, and the Scoundrel Christ. Ahead of the launch, he has,…
In just a few short weeks, the Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology will return to the lovely Upcountry of South Carolina. We’re going to give you a preview of what to expect when you come to Greenville here at Reformation 21 over…
Thanks, Rick. It was interesting in reading Fr Steel’s “testimony” how prominent the issue of authority was. I found the following the most interesting piece of what he said: With all that is going on around the Anglican Communion presently,…
For some years, those of us alarmed about the federal vision theology have identified it as an obvious pathway to Roman Catholicism. For this view, we are accused of witch-hunting and absurd slippery-slopism. Yet FV advocates keep converting to Rome,…
