Spurgeon on Winter in the Soul
A friend, who is enduring winter in the soul herself, sent me this nugget from Spurgeon this morning: “Winter in the soul is by no means a comfortable season, and if it be upon thee just now it will be…
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Ryken on Christ the Center
Phil Ryken was interviewed by our friends over at Christ the Center. You can listen here.
Why Every Fourth Grader Should Read Bavinck
Why Every Fourth Grader Should Read Herman Bavinck God in his providence has allowed bad theology to remain in the world since the sixth day of creation. From Adam onward, each generation of believers has had to deal with error.…
Silence of the Lambs
It’s official: T4G has gone deep and not a peep has been heard from them in months. Rumors are they have fallen out and are not speaking. It’s all revealed here.
Checking the Pulse of Evangelicalism
Ligon Duncan was the guest on Al Mohler’s radio show this week. You can listen to it here.
From the Versace Vacuum to the Brand of Brothers
What do brainless and temperamental supermodel, Naomi Campbell, and certain leading figures in American evangelical Christianity have in common? No, I am not thinking of the obvious things: first-class air travel, tantrums, five star hotels, Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and demands…
From the Versace Vacuum to the Brand of Brothers
What do brainless and temperamental supermodel, Naomi Campbell, and certain leading figures in American evangelical Christianity have in common? No, I am not thinking of the obvious things: first-class air travel, tantrums, five star hotels, Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and demands…
Deaconess Correction
The Reverend Tim Bayly is alleging publicly that I promote women deacons, that I have widely disseminated an error concerning the position of B. B. Warfield on the issue, and that I have refused his personal pleas to correct this…
Machen on McLaren: A New Kind of Liberal?
Here’s a handout of an ETS paper by theology professor Mike Wittmer. Wittmer’s new book–Don’t Stop Believing: Why Living Like Jesus Is Not Enough–is well worth getting.
Shocked . . .
. . . and dismayed. DT won’t learn from a Unitarian? Where’s the love?