I’ve been “in class” all day, and my English friend obviously needs some education on the significance of St. David, who bravely fought against Pelagianism in the sixth century. He was a superb rugby player, triumphing in the notorious win at…
Just to remind everyone that today is St David’s Day; though I can’t remember of what or of where he’s the patron saint. I have vague recollections of Max Boyce and Druids in golden wellies, and a most satisfying and…
The new edition of Ref21 has been up a day or so, and I thought I’d draw your attention to Trueman taking the middle ground! Intrigued? Go here.
“I charge my readers to remember this. Stand fast on old principles. Do not forsake the old paths. Let nothing tempt you to believe that multiplication of forms and ceremonies, constant reading of liturgical services, or frequent communions, will ever…
More chronicles from my just-finished trip to Uganda. During our layover in London, our little group attended the evensong service at Westminster Abbey. We wanted to worship, since it was the Lord’s Day, and our flight schedule did not permit…
An excerpt from this week’s sermon on Luke 24:1-12, a propos of James Cameron and the “The Lost Tomb of Christ.” How could the women know that this was true? As far as they were concerned, Jesus was still missing.…
What can we learn from PCE? Difficult to comment on something which isn’t clearly defined but here’s a few things:
I just returned from this year’s trip to Uganda to preach at the African Bible College. As before, it was a truly inspiring time of ministry and fellowship. I thought that I would chronicle the trip in a number of…
This weekend we launch the 2007 Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology with our meeting in Emmanuel Baptist Church in Sacramento, California. This year’s theme is: “The Word: Above All Earthly Powers.” This is the PCRT’s first visit to Sacramento, and we…
It’s been called the greatest hoax ever played on the classical music recording industry. Several years ago, a British pianist that hardly anyone had even heard of, and who had recently died, Joyce Hatto by name, had, so we were…
