How to Listen to a SermonUnderstanding the TimesDerek Thomas Sermons! They are the stuff of jokes! Like this on, which makes the rounds in different guises: “Barbara remains in the hospital and needs blood donors for more transfusions. She…
How to Listen to a SermonUnderstanding the TimesDerek Thomas Sermons! They are the stuff of jokes! Like this on, which makes the rounds in different guises: “Barbara remains in the hospital and needs blood donors for more transfusions. She…
Escaping Vanity Fair:A Word of Encouragement from NietzscheWages of SpinCarl Trueman The domestication of radical ideas is a well-know phenomenon to anyone who has ever spent time reflecting on history. Browsing in Borders recently, I found Marx’s Communist Manifesto…
Escaping Vanity Fair:A Word of Encouragement from NietzscheWages of SpinCarl Trueman The domestication of radical ideas is a well-know phenomenon to anyone who has ever spent time reflecting on history. Browsing in Borders recently, I found Marx’s Communist Manifesto…
Risk ManagementWindow on the WorldPhilip Ryken We live in a risky world, and it is important to know what kinds of risks we should and shouldn’t take, as well as what kinds of risks we should and shouldn’t worry about.…
Risk ManagementWindow on the WorldPhilip Ryken We live in a risky world, and it is important to know what kinds of risks we should and shouldn’t take, as well as what kinds of risks we should and shouldn’t worry about.…
We should be grieving deeply with our brothers and sisters in Turkey and China. I say in Turkey because of the vicious torture and cruel murder of three men who were meeting for a Bible study in Malatya. They were found…
Newsweek’s recent debate between Sam Harris and Rick Warren (“God Debate”) has a number of compelling moments, including the following litany of questions, courtesy of Sam Harris: “How is it fair for God to have designed a world which gives such…
The authors of this defense of penal substitutionary atonement respond to some recent, harsh criticism by N. T. Wright.
Few things are more out of fashion of among contemporary readers (a declining breed as it is) than poetry. At a Bible study workshop last Saturday I asked a group of PCA women to finish the following sentence: “The problem…
