Like Carl, I have a warm appreciation for Machen’s Christianity and Liberalism. On a personal and biographical note, the book had a very important influence on my father’s theology and discipleship when he was in college and trying to sort…
At the Desiring God National Conference Sinclair Ferguson presented a stiring and God-exalting challenge. It came in the form of resolutions drawn directly from the book of James. Read it. Love it. Live it. James 1:5 To ask God for…
Take advantage of this great resource. One of the blessings of the internet is that it provides Christians with access to wonderful teaching that once was limited to seminary students. Michael Horton is a wonderful gift to the church. His…
A new book by Washington Times reporter Julia Duin examines the reasons behind why so many professing Christians are choosing to leave the church. The book Quiting Church promises to be an interesting and perhaps sobering study. Duin writes: There…
Check out this issue of The Spurgeon Fellowship Journal. Good Stuff! One article by Arturo Azurdia entitled “Is Methodology Neutral?” is particularly interesting (even important). He writes: Consider the nature of your calling, my brothers. The preacher brings to a…
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The Call was one of the best bands of 80’s and early 90’s. This song is from Reconciled.
“My hope is built on nothing less than Jesus’ blood and righteousness.” The day before he died, J. Gresham Machen, founder of Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia sent a telegram to his friend and colleague John Murray that read simply,…
I am just back from preaching at anniversary services at Melbourne Hall Evangelical Free Church in Leicester. The most famous occupant of its pulpit was its first minister, F.B. Meyer (of whom a recent biography by Bob Holman was published…
