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I'm on my way back from a conference on eschatology in which we had some spirited defences of postmillennial positions. A few things occur to me...

I had to miss much of the Greenville Seminary annual theology conference , focusing this year on the end times. But this morning was a real treat. Two addresses were given on Romans 11 and the question of how to interpret "all Israel will be saved." Dr. Ben Shaw took the position that Paul is not...

Why has it become almost taboo in reformed circles to have a conferences on eschatology? Cannot recall one in recent years. Is this in reaction to the bizarre? The Greenville Eschatology conference mp3s and CDs are available, information can be found here . Kudos to GPTS for setting the agenda...

Sinclair Ferguson gave two addresses at RTS (Charlotte Campus) recently reflecting on the ministry at 60. These are not sermons or lectures as such, but Dr. Ferguson as you have not heard him before reflecting on his life and those who have shaped it. They are available free from ITunes. (Click RTS...

A grand slam of the Six Nations belongs to Wales. Read all about it. Here . Derek, lead us in a round of "Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau," won't you?

I've been laid up with the flu the last few days, but I have tuned into the Barack Obama - Jeremiah Wright controversy, and have caught some of the internet banter commenting on it. Mainly, three thoughts have occurred to me, dealing with Wright's anti-Americanism, Wright's racism, and Wright's use...

Collin Hansen interviews Thabiti Anyabwile, author of The Decline of African American Theology and The Faithful Preacher: Recapturing the Vision of Three Pioneering African-American Pastors , about the appeal of black liberation theology.

On the first day of the week, very early in the morning, the women took the spices they had prepared and went to the tomb. They found the stone rolled away but when they entered, they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus (Lk. 24:1-3). It’s a familiar tale that Christians like us insist is true...

For those who are keeping score, Tim Keller's book The Reason for God has climbed to number 7 on the bestseller list for non-fiction. Of course, if the New York Times included Bible sales, Keller's book would drop to 8th place. . .

Mark Dever interviews Kent Hughes about life and preaching. R.C. Sproul interviews Ben Stein about his new documentary on intolerance toward intelligent design. Al Mohler interviews Eric Redmond about Jeremiah Wright and Black Liberation Theology. See also the partial transcript and Rev. Redmond's...