Thanks, Carl, for the link to the Wright-Neuhaus. Despite, as you point out, the increasingly whiny stance of NTW’s self-defense, you have to admit that he is pretty feisty. My favorite, second to his insinuation that Neuhaus was projecting his…
I asked our good friend Alistair Begg what he was reading this summer: 1. “Gospel-Centered Hermeneutics” by Graeme Goldsworthy. This is Goldsworthy at his comprehensive best. A terrific help in not missing the wood for the trees in exegesis…
This good news out of Louisville today. Here’s the full story. Denny is an outstanding young scholar (and, among many other things, edits the JBMW for CBMW). He blogs here. The Towers Online (SBTS’ news service) reports: Criswell…
Tullian Tchividjian passed along some info about the new documentary being developed around David Wells’s book, The Courage to Be Protestant. The project is called The Church in the Matrix: The American Evangelical church met the culture….and the culture won.…
Check out this recommended reading list for children and youth.
Check out this excellent article by Gene Veith posted at Ligonier.
We live in a pragmatic culture. A thing’s value is determined almost exclusively on the basis of whether or not it does what I want it to do. Will it increase my sense of well-being and pleasure? Will it advance…
From Jonathan Edwards, “God Glorified in the Work of Redemption,” in The Sermons of Jonathan Edwards: A Reader, ed. Wilson H. Kimnach, et al (1999): 74-5: The redeemed have all their objective good in God. God himself is the great…
Reading the excellent article on psalm singing below, I wanted to add just two more resources. The Free Church of Scotland has an excellent edition of the Psalter, combing both the 1650 and the new Sing Psalms which should be…
Reading the excellent article on psalm singing below, I wanted to add just two more resources. The Free Church of Scotland has an excellent edition of the Psalter, combing both the 1650 and the new Sing Psalms which should be…
