Including R. C. Sproul’s lecture.
Christian Life
In Memoriam: WFB
Robert Sirico remembers WFB
When "Gospel" Music Goes Corporate
At CT.
The Dangers of Activism
For a lot of folk, being busy is being Christian, but is it so?
The Leiden Synopsis on the Visible/Invisible Distinction
Thanks to Wes White!
Four Steps to Better Heresy
Good stuff at AH
Luther As Spiritual Advisor
A review at the Discerning Reader.
Caption Contest at the Outhouse
Too much fun to pass up.
Muller's PRRD Discounted
Matt has details here.
The HT Interviews: Marcus McArthur
With this post we resume the series (begun on the old HB). Marcus is a 2004 graduate (MA) of the historical theology program at Westminster Seminary California. He is a fellow Cornhusker and is now a PhD candidate at the University of . . . Continue reading →
How You Know You've Preached the Gospel
When they ask questions like these.
Worship Must Be Historical
at Doctrine Unites.
Good Stuff from Old Westminster
Typically Van Til and Murray and sometimes E J (Joe) Young get all the attention, but Ned Stonehouse was a terrific scholar. Here’s a link to his 1958 address to the ETS on infallibility.
Sad News for Contemporary Christian Music Fans…
but good news for Larry Norman: He’s gone to glory.
Gospel-Driven Life Audio Online
Well, some of the audio is available for download from the WSC bookstore at $2.00 per download.
Good for a Laugh
Brian Ring is really good (HT: Kim)
Dan Halley, Come On Down, You're the Next Contestant…
On the Price is Right! WSC student Dan Halley was among several WSC students who took a day trip to Hollywood recently and Dan ended up being called to “come on down.” The students had fun and Dan won a motorcycle and . . . Continue reading →
Seminary Saturday
Bob Godfrey is speaking at the PCRT in Sacramento, Saturday 30 Feb. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Dr Wilson Benton is this year’s DenDulk Lecturer, 4-6 March. Every year WSC brings in a noted and gifted pastor to speak to our students, staff, and faculty about . . . Continue reading →
Training Children to be Collectivists
Yikes! (HT: More Than 95 Theses).
Subscribing to the HB
There are several ways to have the HB come to your computer. The easiest way is to do it through google reader. Of course you must have a (free) Google account. Set up G Reader and simply copy and paste the address . . . Continue reading →