Scott Clark reports a fascinating but entirely predictable progression in the Reformed world’s theological rift these days. The axiom holds true: one is moving either in the direction of Rome or of Geneva. You also have to give Scott credit…
Writing in the October 23 edition of the Los Angeles Times, Wellesley Professor Mary Lefkowitz says, “Prominent secular and atheist commentators have argued lately that religion ‘poisons’ human life and causes endless violence and suffering. But the poison isn’t religion;…
It has been a real pleasure to hear Paul Tripp preach on Jonah in recent months. Two of his more memorable lines have been especially thought provoking: “The anger of God is our only hope.” (because in his implacable opposition…
God willing, I will be attending this historic conference in North Carolina (Bridges) at the end of the month. I am thankful for the vision of Drs. Akin and Ascol to bring Baptists together where so many have sought division.
If God wills, I will soon be a doctoral student at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. It is Southern Baptist’s oldest and largest seminary. It has a faculty of world-class scholars and one the world’s largest theological…
David Kirkpatrick contributed an interesting article for the October 28th issue of The New York Times. The article is entitled “The Evangelical Crackup.” (The article can be accessed at ). Kirkpatrick explores the seeming decline of political unity and influence…
Justin Taylor has linked to an interesting interview over at the White Horse Inn (Confusion Over Trent”). Michael Horton interviews the Roman Catholic apologist Robert Sungenis over the doctrine of justification and the Council of Trent. Like any honest and…
“Truth or Consequences” points out the absurdity of the books that are peddled to Christians in the Christian ghetto book stores (Family Christian Book Stores). Surveying the books featured in this brochure answers a lot of questions about the doctrinal…
Paul Lamey has posted what may be one of the most profoundly funny things I have ever seen. Jason, I’m thinking Sunday morning special! Perhaps we could get her to do something along these same lines with “Amazing Grace.”
John Hagee teaches that Israel does not need Christ as Savior. He teaches that God will save them apart from the work of Christ on the cross. This is where hyper-dispensationalism leads folks. It is the unbiblical teaching that…
