One of Milton’s earliest poems, from when he was around 21 and at Cambridge, is entitled “On the Morning of Christ’s Nativity.” I think Carl was at Cambridge when he was 21. Not sure, though, if he was writing poetry. Anyway,…
By now I’m sure you have all seen Tim Keller, both from the back and peering above the fold, on USA Today’s Cover for Thursday, December 17, for the story on multiple site churches. The article singles out Keller for…
In contrast to the popular fiction and apologetic writings of C.S. Lewis, a less familiar body of social commentary exists within the writer’s corpus. These writings give some of the clearest insight into the political, social, and philosophical environment in…
Some weeks ago a friend forwarded me a link to the blog of an American Christian academic. Now, at the risk of protesting too much, I must stress that I don’t read blogs – I really don’t read blogs –…
Just when you thought that everything written and preached by C.H. Spurgeon had been published, along comes this volume from Day One PUblications, publishing 45 sermons for the first time in a gathered volume. C.H. Spurgeon’s Sermons Beyond Volume 63 is…
Some rare footage of Steve Nichols as a college student has recently been released on the internets:
Don’t miss Paul Helm’s annual Christmas message here
I’m reading, Welcoming Justice: God’s Movement Toward Beloved Community (IVP, just published) By Charles Marsh and John Perkins (foreword by Philip Yancey). I have met John Perkins many times (interestingly more often than not, on board airplanes when we have been…
I’m a little slow on the uptake, as this book came out over 18 months ago. But I just got around to reading it and thought, if you somehow missed it too, you could add it to your list. And…
As Ligon Duncan writes above, some Alliance Council members have not signed the Manhattan Declaration and have posted statements explaining their position. These statements can be found at the following locations: R. C. Sproul here Alistair Begg here…
