Accidental double agents in the pulpit
You have heard it said, “Pray like a Calvinist and work like an Arminian”—or, “pray as though everything depended on
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Christian Living, Ministry
doctrine
When boundaries are swept aside, pragmatism follows
Whenever truth, dogma, and boundary lines are swept to the side in churches, pragmatism almost always follows, just as it
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My favorite books of 2013
That season has come around once again, where top ten lists abound! As you know, reading is one the few
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Book Review: Don’t Call It A Comeback by Kevin DeYoung
Today it seems as though anyone can be called an evangelical, from the pastor who takes a hard stand on
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Perspicuity and Presuppositions
The authority of Scripture is an issue of massive importance for Christians, whether we realize it or not. As culture has
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What Good Will Come From the Bell Brouhaha?
Over the last few weeks, since Justin Taylor brought everyone’s attention to the trailer for Rob Bell’s new book, there’s
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20 Things God Does When He Saves You
A helpful breakdown of 20 things that God does when He saves you, courtesy of Norm Millar, Senior Pastor at
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Book Review: Who is Jesus…Really? by McDowell and Sterrett
Title: Who is Jesus . . . Really? Authors: Josh McDowell & Dave Sterrett Publisher: Moody Publishers (2011) In the
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Book Talk: The Mighty Acts of God by Starr Meade and Tim O’Connor
Kids’ Bibles are a strange animal. There’s a lot of effort that’s put into making the stories of the Bible
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Book Review: The Good News We Almost Forgot by Kevin DeYoung
When I was a kid, the only time I ever heard the word “catechism” was when a friend grumbled about
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Bible, Christian Living
Jude: Contending To Keep Us From Stumbling
But you must remember, beloved, the predictions of the apostles of our Lord Jesus Christ. They said to you, “In
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