Power in Preaching
I found this article written by my Dad in the latest edition of Themelios extremely helpful and convicting. While he certainly doesn’t need a plug from my tiny blog, I wanted to draw attention to...
Read moreI found this article written by my Dad in the latest edition of Themelios extremely helpful and convicting. While he certainly doesn’t need a plug from my tiny blog, I wanted to draw attention to...
Read moreI recently watched Bill Maher’s new documentary, Religilous. I expected the movie to be funny, provocative, and offensive (it was). I also hoped (perhaps naively) that it would have some honesty, some thoughtfulness, and some...
Read moreEveryone wants to be happy, but different people seem to have different ways of pursuing it. This same end is sought by many different means. Most people, it seems to me (and I certainly include...
Read moreThis past fall I did a series of posts on animal suffering, and several friends here in St. Louis mentioned that they did not follow what I was trying to say. I am therefore in...
Read moreI have been reflecting lately on how important – and how difficult – it is to listen. I am coming to understand how much conflict and misunderstanding is related to a failure to listen well,...
Read moreAlthough I have written critically of Van Til’s critique of Barth, I appreciate his contribution and general approach to apologetics. I recently looked a bit at Christian Apologetics, a revamped version of his syllabus for...
Read moreFor a Jan-term class on the Puritans I just finished, I had to read John Owen’s Communion with the Triune God, and I loved it. Its a great model of deep theology done unto a...
Read moreThe professor I referenced in my last post would also frequently say during class discussions, “all of us see reality through a grid” in order to relativize a claim. For a while the way this...
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