You too, Brutus my son?
OK, it was a bad day. English rugby is not in need of revival but of resurrection. As the present Mrs T is a Gael to the top of her 4 foot 9 inch frame, it took her less than three…
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Welsh World Domination
Well, Derek Thomas and Hywel Jones must have been singing Cwm Rhondda as they listened to the Wales beat Ireland in Dublin (16-12) to win the Triple Crown and to set up for the Six Nations Grand Slam against the…
Forcing Luther into Erasmus’ Shoes…
Having read the article to which Ligon links, regarding Pope Benedict and Martin Luther, it seems that the Luther they want to restore is really Erasmus. The latter ranted against the moral and spiritual abuses of the Roman Catholic Church…
A Word to Pastors . . .
. . . from church father Columbanus: “Let us all hasten to approach to perfect manhood, to the measure of the completed growth of the fulness of Jesus Christ, in Whom let us love one another, praise one another, correct…
A Real Mission Field
The church planting committee at Philadelphia’s Tenth Presbyterian Church was recently given some statistics that clarify the need for gospel work in our own United States. With almost 200 million unchurched people, America is one of the world’s ten largest…
Hip Hop Atonement
I’m not sure if Shai Linne was trying to capitalize on this year’s PCRT theme or not, but his new, Bible-based, Reformed, John Piper-approved hip-hop CD is entitled “The Atonement.” Listeners should be prepared for a heavy dose of Romans.
PCRT Has Begun!
I just returned from the opening session of the 2008 Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology in Sacramento, the theme of which is Precious Blood: The Atoning Work of Christ. It was a tremendous evening, with a hungry crowd at Immanuel…
9Marks on Gospel Unity and Gospel Division
The latest 9Marks journal is online. (Also available in PDF). Here’s the table of contents: CHRISTIAN COOPERATION Fellow Workers for the TruthBy Andy Johnson Together for What?By Mark Dever A Senior Saint on Unity By Iain Murray Theological Triage By…
Less than the Least
As of yesterday, David Skeel and Bill Stuntz have begun writing a new blog called “Less than the Least.” Law professors at UPenn and Harvard, respectively, David and Bill are close friends who share a faith commitment as well as…