Vanhoozer for Dummies
Want to hear Kevin Vanhoozer explain his new book, “Remythologizing Theology”? Check out this interview with Guy Davies here.
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Aspects of Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ Legacy: Some Personal Observations
Without entering into a private spat, Carl Trueman’s recent cogent and spirited riposte to Iain H. Murray’s allegations inclines me to offer some personal observations on some of the effects of Dr. Lloyd-Jones’ ambivalence toward some questions of ecclesiology. It…
Aspects of Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ Legacy: Some Personal Observations
Without entering into a private spat, Carl Trueman’s recent cogent and spirited riposte to Iain H. Murray’s allegations inclines me to offer some personal observations on some of the effects of Dr. Lloyd-Jones’ ambivalence toward some questions of ecclesiology. It…
Preaching Romans
I am currently preaching through Paul’s letter to the Romans. Romans is arguably the greatest letter ever written. It is majestic in its theme and scope. It proclaims the gospel, the good news that sinners can be saved from God’s…
Preaching Romans
I am currently preaching through Paul’s letter to the Romans. Romans is arguably the greatest letter ever written. It is majestic in its theme and scope. It proclaims the gospel, the good news that sinners can be saved from God’s…
On the Gloucestershire Way of Identifying Sheep: A Response to Iain Murray
On the whole, I have always taken the position that I do not respond to hostile reviews, simply on the grounds that the reviewer is entitled to his or her opinions, and the reading public is entitled to weigh the…
On the Gloucestershire Way of Identifying Sheep: A Response to Iain Murray
On the whole, I have always taken the position that I do not respond to hostile reviews, simply on the grounds that the reviewer is entitled to his or her opinions, and the reading public is entitled to weigh the…
Reflections on Rome (Part II): The Need for History 101
In last month’s Wages column, I reflected upon my experience in Rome and Padua shortly before Christmas, a week that involved both the awesome beauty of the Vatican, the dazzling intellectual accomplishments of Catholic theological education, and the weird folk…
Reflections on Rome (Part II): The Need for History 101
In last month’s Wages column, I reflected upon my experience in Rome and Padua shortly before Christmas, a week that involved both the awesome beauty of the Vatican, the dazzling intellectual accomplishments of Catholic theological education, and the weird folk…
Discouraged?
Discouraged in ministry by the likes of Trotter et al? I have been trying to keep Del Boy from responding too his errant younger brother but I fear his ire will explode soon. In the mean time, you should avail…