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Why not play rugby on Sunday?

Martin Downes drew my attention to this piece in today’s The Guardian newspaper:  The Scottish tighthead prop (ask Carl Trueman what that means) Euan Murray explained to The Guardian why he won’t be trampling over French rugby players on Sunday,…

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Westminster Assembly Project

The following announcement has been made by Reformation Heritage Books:  The Westminster Assembly Project and Reformation Heritage Books   The Westminster Assembly Project, best known for the edition of Assembly minutes and papers to be published by Oxford University Press,…

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Dallas

It depends on your context.  If you’re thinking great TV series of the 70s, you’re thinking Who [indeed] shot J.R.?  If you’re thinking football, you’re thinking of that team that somehow got the upper hand on the [beloved] Eagles (twice!)…

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A Response to Paul Helm

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.…

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A Response to Paul Helm

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.…

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Workshops on Biblical Exposition

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…

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Seeing God in the Little Things

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…