I have spent most of my life connected in some sense to Rome. At school and then at university, I was a Classics man. I preferred Greek tragedy to Roman comedy; but when it came to history, politics, poetry and…
I have spent most of my life connected in some sense to Rome. At school and then at university, I was a Classics man. I preferred Greek tragedy to Roman comedy; but when it came to history, politics, poetry and…
I just saw the notice of a handy new set of Edwards’ writings. Its edited by Owen Strachan and Douglas Sweeney and published by Moody. It looks like there will be five convenient paperbacks and a hefty hardback. And they…
Paul Helm has recently reviewed J. I. Packer and the Evangelical Future (Ed. Timothy George [Baker]) on his website, Helm’s Deep. The book contained a chapter written by Carl Trueman somewhat critical of Packer’s ecclesiology and infamous quarrel with Dr.…
Paul Helm has recently reviewed J. I. Packer and the Evangelical Future (Ed. Timothy George [Baker]) on his website, Helm’s Deep. The book contained a chapter written by Carl Trueman somewhat critical of Packer’s ecclesiology and infamous quarrel with Dr.…
Each year Tenth Presbyterian Church is pleased to host one of the Simeon Trust’s Workshops on Biblical Exposition (also sponsored by the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals). The workshop is a profitable time not just because of the teaching during the…
Our friend Mike Milton (now president of Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina) has just published a book called Small Things, Big Things: Inspiring Stories of Everyday Grace (P&R). Dr. Milton has a keen eye for seeing God at work…
A passage from this morning’s devotions struck home as a verse for the American church, which today seems so prone to be fearful of various politicians and political movements, and of forces are conspiring against the church. The prophet Isaiah reminds…
“From self-conceit and vanity and boasting, from delight in supposed success and superiority, raise us to the modesty and humility of true sense and taste and reality; and from all the harms and hindrances of offensive manners and self-assertion; Save…
The words of Jesus are sometimes absurd, often apparently self-contradictory, and always difficult. His words are never easy because they always strike at our perverted values and exalted idols. This confounds some, enrages others and by the grace of God…
