What made the marriage conference with Paul Tripp so helpful (and different) was its Bible-centeredness. Sadly, much of the marriage resources produced for Christians is technique driven. The result is that husbands and wives are told what they must do…
Recently, I read a lamentable statement from the leader of African-American pastors inside the PCUSA. It was lamentable because it made the gospel and the spiritual mission of the church secondary to social and political concerns. This morning I came…
Recently, I read a lamentable statement from the leader of African-American pastors inside the PCUSA. It was lamentable because it made the gospel and the spiritual mission of the church secondary to social and political concerns. This morning I came…
Craig Blomberg has written a helpful review of Timothy Paul Jones’ fine book “Misquoting Truth.” Ehrman gets a lot of press and sells a lot of books for challenging the reliability of the Bible. There is a chance that you…
Proving once again that there is not a third-world thug, communist dictator, or Islamic terrorist that he will not lend credibility, Jimmy Carter has scheduled a meeting with a Hammas leader in Syria. Read more about it.
Tony Reinke recently interviewed Ligon Duncan (MP3 [14.4 MB]) on patristics. Here’s an outline of the questions (with time markers): [00:00] – Intro [01:30] – Define for us patristics or patrology. [04:28] – Why should busy pastors read patristic literature…
Waiting for new site to appear? Be patient! Some teething problems and Jeremy has been without power for several days following last Saturday’s tornado in Jackson. I managed to escape to sunny (actually, rainy) Spain for a conference with MTW…
Great audio from the Twin Lakes Fellowship. Definitely check out the sermon by Derek Thomas (one of my favorite preachers) and the address on public prayer by Terry Johnson.
Darrel Bock has written a very good article that helps correct the error that there was no functioning Christian orthodoxy during the early years of Christianity. This error often becomes the occasion for a kind of doctrinal ambivalence which separates…
We had a great weekend in Atlanta for round 2 of this year’s Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology. The messages were simply great and, well, it was PCRT. The spiritual intensity was at its usually high pitch. My thanks to…
