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“They like you,” according to Christianity Today‘s latest cover story (August 2011), by Bradley R. E. Wright, a University of Connecticut sociologist. Wright challenges the […]
One of the great things about movements is that they can bring together people from diverse backgrounds for a common cause. One of the dangerous […]
The Catholic Church’s new iPhone app is generating a lot of buzz. Today, The Christian Post featured a story that included the positive endorsement of […]
Tim Keller has posted an interesting blog piece on the ways and means of revival. Here’s the opening paragraph: How do seasons of revival come? […]
Movements are funny things. Â Especially in the Internet Age, they can be like a summer monsoon in the Arizona desert, gathering impressive force with lightening […]
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 […]
[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 […]
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 […]
Last night’s Â鶹AV broadcast featured Mike Horton interviewing Jim Belcher, author of the newly released Deep Church: A Third Way Beyond Emerging and […]
This past October (2008), Willow Creek Community Church sponsored a conference on the Reveal study. In light of this recent conference, the Â鶹AV […]
Is there a new trend among young college aged Christians to embrace Reformed theology? And if so, what accounts for this new interest? On this […]
On this edition of the Â鶹AV, Michael Horton talks with R.C. Sproul, Chairman of Ligonier Ministries and author of numerous books including The […]