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For those who owe a debt to John Stott, as I do, you may like to read a brief appreciation of his influence on me in 1971, here.

Robert Webber, advocate of an ancient-future brand of Christian faith, has passed away. CT’s obit is here.

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The news of John Stott’s upcoming retirement brings many thoughts of appreciation for his ministry, with gratitude to God. I first heard Dr. Stott preach at Wheaton College — a marvelous Bible exposition, with Stott’s characteristic clarity in explaining the…

It was a great blessing to have D.A. Carson at Tenth Presbyterian Church this weekend, both for the Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology (PCRT) and for preaching on Sunday.  Preaching yesterday from James 1, Dr. Carson made a memorable comment…

The Langham Partnership announces: John Stott would like his many friends around the world to know that, having reached the age of 86 in April, he has taken the decision finally to retire from public ministry after fulfilling one final…

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How to Listen to a SermonUnderstanding the TimesDerek Thomas   Sermons! They are the stuff of jokes! Like this on, which makes the rounds in different guises: “Barbara remains in the hospital and needs blood donors for more transfusions. She…

 Escaping Vanity Fair:A Word of Encouragement from NietzscheWages of SpinCarl Trueman   The domestication of radical ideas is a well-know phenomenon to anyone who has ever spent time reflecting on history. Browsing in Borders recently, I found Marx’s Communist Manifesto…