Category Reformation21

I’ll be in Memphis on Wednesday, too, but leaving that night.  I’ll no doubt play a game I invented with an RPCNA friend a few years ago while waiting for a couple of PCA pals in the lobby of the…

It’s been a while since I have blogged. Been on the conference circuit since the end of the semester. I see the Shepherd’s Scrapbook continues to blog on my Calvin contribution at the Banner Conference, here. I feel the need…

Sam Storms reviews Pierced for Our Transgressions (part 1; part 2). [Spoiler alert: he likes the book a wee bit more than N. T. Wright does.]

Today I picked up a copy of a new book by my old pal, Neil MacDonald, with the fascinating title Metaphysics and the God of Israel  (Baker).  Neil approaches theology from a broadly Barthian perspective, though this book engages with…

It was good to attend The Gospel Coalition at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School a few weeks ago — hosted by Tim Keller and D. A. Carson, and jointly sponsored by a couple of dozen evangelical pastors from a wide variety of…

Last night I had a night off from duties leading worship and thus had a rare opportunity to sit in the worship service with my family.  Whenever I get the chance, I try to do what my mother did for…

There’s an interesting blog on the Banner of Truth Conference to be found at https://spurgeon.wordpress.com/  I wasn’t there myself, being under a life-ban for my preference of Led Zeppelin over Amy Grant.  But no matter.  You may want to set…

Word is coming in that CRT, who has only recently come out of hiding, having been sentenced to death by someone describing herself simply as `Mother Bear’ and claiming to represent the group `Homeschool Jihad,’ is now apparently on the…

A member of Tenth Presbyterian Church has sent us the following household exchange, which ends with a nearly verbatim quote from the Children’s Catechism: Last week Ezra and I were doing some errands around town and he was asking questions…

Paul Helm has posted another analysis on his blog, this one on systematic theology and biblical theology and the impossibility, even danger, of conflating Berkhofism with Vosism.