I have recently finished reading three books worth mentioning.  I should say up front that not every book that I read do I think worth blogging about.  But these three … Read more→

Who says doctrine is impractical?  Certainly the apostle Paul would have no truck with such sentiments.  In Philippians 2:1-11 we learn that there is abundant practical fruit from the rich … Read more→

By now some of you may be aware that Dr. Bill Edgar and Dr. Scott Oliphint of Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia have edited a fine primer of classic apologetic … Read more→

I need to read and reread my sermons before I step into the pulpit to preach them.  At first I only did this so that I could deliver my sermons … Read more→

The Christian life ought to mirror the life of our Lord Jesus Christ.  This is the teaching of the Apostle Paul.  It is especially clear in two places in his … Read more→

For readers interested in the interface between the Christian faith and politics in the United States, D. G. Hart’s new book From Billy Graham to Sarah Palin:  Evangelicals and the … Read more→

Paul Kjoss Helseth in his “Right Reason” and the Princeton Mind offers this helpful insight from the first professor of Princeton Theological Seminary, Archibald Alexander, about the integrated nature of … Read more→

I have been greatly blessed as I have been reading my way through Puritan stalwart John Owen’s The Doctrine of Justification By Faith Through the Imputation of the Righteousness of … Read more→

In the fourth and final chapter of the delightful story of Ruth God brings about the reversal of famine, an empty home, provides for future generations, and furthers the unfolding … Read more→