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The Importance of Being More Than Earnest

by R. Scott Clark on May 12, 2008

In light of the current White Horse Inn series on the necessity, importance, and usefulness of doctrine and apologetics for the church and the Christian life, it seemed like a good idea to point you to this golden oldie from MR in . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Uncategorized | Tagged Confessional Evangelicals, the importance of being more than earnest, the necessity of theology

Sinclair Ferguson on "Risking the Truth"

by R. Scott Clark on April 9, 2009

Martin Downes has a book coming out and Sinclair Ferguson has written the foreword, which is online now.

Categorized Contemporary Evangelicalism | Tagged Confessional Evangelicals, Martin Downes, Risking the Truth, Sinclair Ferguson

Pies, Docs, Kuyps, And Confessionalists

by R. Scott Clark on January 12, 2017 | 8 Comments

The first time I heard the expression, “Pies, Docs, and Kuyps” was during a seminary lecture by Derke Bergsma. He was relating what had already become a fairly standard sociological taxonomy in the Reformed world. There are three kinds of Reformed folk: . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Confessional Presbyterianism, Recovering the Reformed Confession | Tagged Confessional Evangelicals, confessionalists, d. g. hart, Derke Bergsma, doctrinalists, George Marsden, Kuyperians, pietists | 8 Comments

Machen’s Warrior Children, Ed Stetzer, And Beth Moore

by R. Scott Clark on November 26, 2019 | 6 Comments

John Frame first published his essay “Machen’s Warrior Children” in 2003, in a Festscrhfit (a volume of congratulatory essays usually in honor of a 65th birthday or a retirement) for Alister McGrath. The essay was ostensibly a historical analysis of what happened . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Confessional Presbyterianism, Machen’s Warrior Children | Tagged Beth Moore, Confessional Evangelicals, Confessionalism, Ed Stetzer, John Frame, Machen’s Warrior Children | 6 Comments

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