
Post conservatism
What can we learn from PCE? Difficult to comment on something which isn’t clearly defined but here’s a few things:

What can we learn from PCE? Difficult to comment on something which isn’t clearly defined but here’s a few things:

What can we learn from PCE? Difficult to comment on something which isn’t clearly defined but here’s a few things:

Amazing Grace attempts to tell the story of the British MP, William Wilberforce, and his long crusade against the British slave trade. Wilberforce was born in Hull in 1759. The son of a merchant, he inherited his father’s wealth when…

Biographies of William Wilberforce regularly highlight his noble statesmanship and tireless efforts at reform. He is often labeled in those biographies as an activist who knew what he believed in and would not give up till he accomplished all he…

If poetry has any benefit at all for the Christian (and it does), then certainly one of its more valuable functions is to show us that things are not always straightforward and simple; that our lives are both complex and…

I just returned from this year’s trip to Uganda to preach at the African Bible College. As before, it was a truly inspiring time of ministry and fellowship. I thought that I would chronicle the trip in a number of…

This weekend we launch the 2007 Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology with our meeting in Emmanuel Baptist Church in Sacramento, California. This year’s theme is: “The Word: Above All Earthly Powers.” This is the PCRT’s first visit to Sacramento, and we…

It’s been called the greatest hoax ever played on the classical music recording industry. Several years ago, a British pianist that hardly anyone had even heard of, and who had recently died, Joyce Hatto by name, had, so we were…

Rarely has one man stood up against so many opponents–or against so great an evil–for so long and with so little encouragement, before finally meeting with such a complete triumph, as William Wilberforce in his long battle against the…

Rarely has one man stood up against so many opponents–or against so great an evil–for so long and with so little encouragement, before finally meeting with such a complete triumph, as William Wilberforce in his long battle against the…