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A detailed itinerary of Carl Trueman’s upcoming travels has been posted online–for those who are interested.

Del, you need to remember that Lawrence of Arabia lost the entire first draft of `Seven Pillars of Wisdom’ when he left it at Reading Station.   Compared to that literary tragedy, 15 chapters of `Great Achievements of the Welsh Nation’ is…

Be sure to check out the front pages as a new issue of Ref21 was posted this afternoon. Yes, I’m back. Sort of. I had been enjoying a few days away with my brand new granddaughter and upon returning through…

9Marks (Mark Dever et al) has put together a veritable one-stop shop on all things Emerging If you want a quick entry into that conversation (from an historic, confessional, evangelical perspective), then this is where you need to go. In particular,…

HT: Garrett E. Wishall/Towers online “Acknowledging the importance of family ministry, R. Albert Mohler Jr. has announced the appointment of Randy Stinson as the new dean of the School of Leadership and Church Ministry at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Mohler,…

Collin Hansen has crafted a superb article in the current issue of Christianity Today. It was nice to see the ministries of a number of Alliance Council members and friends highlighted in his many interviews (John Piper, Al Mohler, C.J.…

My friend Robert Lotzer just sent me this link to some good bibliography and material on and by Meredith G. Kline.

There is big news out of Dallas, from yesterday. Read PCPC‘s statement below. PCPC has probably been the fastest growing conservative presbyterian mega-church in the English-speaking world over these last fifteen years (and it is one of the largest churches…

Christianity Today has an interesting cover story in the latest issue, which is being shipped this week. The title is: “Young Restless, and Reformed: Calvinism is making a comeback–and shaking up the church.” Written by Collin Hansen, it’s an excellent…