It has been so long since I have made a post that I am (almost) embarrassed to return. But I wanted to make sure that people knew about the upcoming Workshop on Biblical Exposition at Tenth Presbyterian Church on February…
I want to thank John Piper for his bold rejoinder to A Common Word, an ecumenical movement to foster peace among Muslims and Christians.and especially to the Christian response from over 300 Christian leaders, including many leading Evangelicals. As Piper points…
Returning to our editor’s theme for the start of this year, I would make another suggestion for “the most important issue facing the church in 2008?” Having already suggested a renewed passion for world missions and the support of the growing…
Returning to our editor’s theme for the start of this year, I would make another suggestion for “the most important issue facing the church in 2008?” Having already suggested a renewed passion for world missions and the support of the growing…
Mark Dever’s The Gospel and Personal Evangelism, has been nominated in the Apologetics and Evangelism category for the Christianity Today Book Awards for 2008. Mark has previously received a 2007 CT Award of Merit. Visit www.crossway.org to view excerpts, or to browse…
A few links in light of this most unholy day, the 35th anniversary of the decision in Roe v. Wade. Scott Klusendorf on being a pro-life pastor. An interview with Klusendorf about his forthcoming book and books he recommends on…
Timmy Brister interviews Mark Dever on Richard Sibbes.
No longer might I be tempted to smuggle yon chieftain o’ the puddin’ race through customs:
Michael Bird, professor of New Testament at Highland Theological College on the relative demerit of Systematic Theology, here.
As the dust settles in yesterday’s votes in the US, news reports today speak of a new attitude among evangelical voters which voting block (if one can reify it that way) is more undecided the ever and much less black…
