A quarter of a century has now passed since Jean-François Lyotard’s book, La conditione postmoderne (published in French in 1979 and the English translation in 1984). Not on your bookshelf? That’s not surprising since by all accounts it is a…
A quarter of a century has now passed since Jean-François Lyotard’s book, La conditione postmoderne (published in French in 1979 and the English translation in 1984). Not on your bookshelf? That’s not surprising since by all accounts it is a…
Last night I began a Wednesday night series on 1 Timothy. My main topic last night was apostolicity, drawing from Paul’s salutation. I am often struck by how significant some of these issues are and how poorly they are appreciated…
I’ve been spending some time with missionaries who have gathered in Malaga, Spain. They are all (more or less) affiliated with the PCA and some are Americans and the rest European nationals. Its been refreshing, not least to discover that…
Recently, I read a lamentable statement from the leader of African-American pastors inside the PCUSA. It was lamentable because it made the gospel and the spiritual mission of the church secondary to social and political concerns. This morning I came…
Recently, I read a lamentable statement from the leader of African-American pastors inside the PCUSA. It was lamentable because it made the gospel and the spiritual mission of the church secondary to social and political concerns. This morning I came…
Tony Reinke recently interviewed Ligon Duncan (MP3 [14.4 MB]) on patristics. Here’s an outline of the questions (with time markers): [00:00] – Intro [01:30] – Define for us patristics or patrology. [04:28] – Why should busy pastors read patristic literature…
Waiting for new site to appear? Be patient! Some teething problems and Jeremy has been without power for several days following last Saturday’s tornado in Jackson. I managed to escape to sunny (actually, rainy) Spain for a conference with MTW…
We had a great weekend in Atlanta for round 2 of this year’s Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology. The messages were simply great and, well, it was PCRT. The spiritual intensity was at its usually high pitch. My thanks to…
Ronald Marshall, writing in Touchstone: Jonah is a horrifying book, with its raging storm and fierce sea-monster, a suicide attempt and near drowning, and, at the end, a confrontation with a massive enemy city. But in American children’s literature it…
