

Book Review: the Gospel-Driven Life
The Gospel-Driven Life: Being Good News People in a Bad News World, Michael Horton, Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 2009. Hardcover, […]
Read moreThe Gospel-Driven Life: Being Good News People in a Bad News World, Michael Horton, Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 2009. Hardcover, […]
Read moreThe CanRC and URC (along with the OPC and many others) belong to the International Conference of Reformed Churches, a […]
Read moreOne of the wonderful things about the Internet is that once something gets posted, it’s often out there for good. […]
Read moreWhile in Grand Rapids this past weekend, I did a bit of further research into the Belgic Confession. We know […]
Read moreEveryone else had gone to bed. But Ungan and Mahina couldn’t sleep. It was only yesterday that the lions had […]
Read more“Lazy minds breed lazy hearts and hands…The greatest threat to Christianity is never vigorous intellectual criticism but a creeping senility […]
Read moreWhat could be more important than the gospel? Which pastor wouldn’t want to have a ministry characterized as “gospel-centered”? This […]
Read moreDaryl Hart adds his thoughts on Frame’s review of Horton’s Christless Christianity.
Read moreOn the Ref-net today, someone was asking about a list of psalms to go with Lord’s Days from the Heidelberg […]
Read moreJohn Frame recently reviewed Michael Horton’s Christless Christianity — and he didn’t have much nice to say about it. Today […]
Read more“In short, I will preach it [the Word of God], teach it, write it, but I will constrain no man […]
Read moreThe latest Mid-America Journal of Theology showed up yesterday, a commemorative issue dealing with John Calvin. At first glance, there’s […]
Read more“Although it is easy for us to overlook, it is an empirical fact that most of the church’s members over […]
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