The Hallway and the Rooms
Movements are funny things. Especially in the Internet Age, they can be like a summer monsoon in the Arizona desert, gathering impressive force with lightening […]
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Whither Gospel-Centrality?
Our good friend, Toby Kurth, a church planter in the San Francisco area recently wrote up a small bit on “gospel-centeredness.” It’s a phrase that […]
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Risen Indeed!
Every Christmas and Easter you can count on national periodicals to carry cover stories on “the search for the sacred,” “the Jesus quest,” and heaven. […]
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A New Chapter in the Worship and Culture Wars
It is remarkable that debates about sexual morality (i.e., contraception, gay marriage, gay ordination, etc.) have so climaxed that some Anglicans are now considering mass […]
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Evangelism and Social Justice
[What is the relationship between the Great Commandment (to love God and neighbor) and the Great Commission (to make and baptize disciples)? In this preview […]
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Judgment, Fate, or Providence in Haiti?
In a world which is so connected news spreads fast. I got an e-mail notifying me of a 7.0 earthquake very near Port-au-Prince, Haiti just […]
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How Helpful Is The New Pew Study?
The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life released a new study on American religious habits yesterday. Like many studies of the same sort, it […]
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From a Movement to a Church
[We’re starting a four part series from Mike Horton on some of the misunderstandings that are prevalent within American evangelicalism about the “nature, marks, and […]
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The Virgin Mary and ECT: A Response
In the 1960s, it was virtually inconceivable that a Roman Catholic candidate could win a presidential election and conservative Protestants were at the forefront of […]
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A Response to Professor John Frame
How many blogs must comment on something before the blogosphere can be abuzz? We’ve seen eight or nine posts over the last several days commenting […]
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Bushisms, Bidenisms, and Humility
Last month, at Slate.com, Jeremy Stahl collected some of the notable gaffes of Vice President Joseph Biden. Like “Bushisms,” “Bidenisms” are public statements that keep […]
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Mega-disappointment and Ordinary Means
Carl Trueman’s newest post at Reformation21 gives great insight into the “Young, Restless, and Reformed” movement that is so widely discussed around the blogosphere and […]