
Derek Thomas, on the Pastor and the Academy
The lads over at Christ the Center have just loaded an interview with our own Derek Thomas. Have a listen. Here.

The lads over at Christ the Center have just loaded an interview with our own Derek Thomas. Have a listen. Here.

The folks at SovGrace have just announced the C.J. Mahaney sermon archive. You can listen to audio or watch video in their entirety or excerpts. Should be excellent stuff! Also, folks might want to check out the Carl F. H.…

Like CJ, I am a lifelong Washington Redskins fan (and like him, I probably saw on tv at least 75% of Art Monk’s catches). Thanks to CJ for his great comments on Art Monk’s tremendous speech that so wonderfully and…

Well, I always thought that having 85 wives was OK, but 86???? Come on, mate, that’s pushing the envelope too far! When does he ever get time to watch the footie??? And, no, he’s not a theonomist or a…

Says C.J. (in his fine column on Art Monk’s induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame): “too many pro athletes who profess Christ appear theologically ignorant, have little or no involvement in the local church, and have no pastoral…

I recently read Starr Meade’s latest book, Keeping Holiday–which teaches biblical truth and God-centered theology through an excellent story: “I love it. In reading Keeping Holiday, I was reminded of John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress and C. S. Lewis’s Chronicles of…

Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, has compared active gay relationships to marriage in the sight of God, refuting that it is sinful and, in private correspondence, declared his hope that the church would become more accepting of gay relationships. …

From Westminster Theological Seminary president Peter Lillback: As President, I am aware of some concern in our constituency for more clarity on the significance of recent events at Westminster. While the theological direction of Westminster Theological Seminary is ultimately under…

I have just been listening to a new CD recording of Gaelic songs celebrating the work of one of our island’s great poets, Murdo Macfarlane. He lent the expressiveness of his native Celtic tongue to his poetry, with the result…

A campaign to place the advertisement, “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and get on with your life” on London buses failed because subcribers failed to come up with the money to pay for it. See the story here.