Mike and R. C. were fantastic last night. Both gave addresses on justification. The room was packed. You could hear a pin drop. It was riveting. No one could come away from those lectures last night without knowing what the gospel is . . . Continue reading →
Historical TheoBlogy
Todd Rester, a doctoral student at Calvin Theological Seminary with Richard Muller, has a new blog devoted to HT. Looks great!
MissionsURC.org
In the light of this post, I should give equal time for good news. There is a missions related website for the URCNA. It has information about URC works in Costa Rica, Honduras, India, Toronto and elsewhere. Many thanks to Don Van . . . Continue reading →
On the Waterfront
So here we are, in beautiful Ponte Vedra, FL. Traveling with Mike is an adventure and a joy. An adventure because both of us are directionally challenged but it’s a joy because I always learn so much. The pic is the view . . . Continue reading →
Private Communion?
The topic at the OM podcast
The Covenant of Works Not A "Dutch" Doctrine?
Don’t try to tell that to Shane Lems!
Who Says the Mullet is Dead?
Not at the RB
The Real Presence of Christ
Simon Jooste at Creed or Chaos
Refutations of Hyper-Preterism
Resources at the RB
Examining the Nine Points (of Synod Schereville) Pt 1
Is now in print in The Outlook and online here. You can subscribe to the print version here.
Shhh…It's a Secret: URC Missions Information
Yesterday Pastor Hyde forwarded The Trumpet, an informal missions newsletter from Cornerstone URC in Hudsonville, MI. If you would like to receive the newsletter, contact:
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Inter-Varsity And Rome
When I was in seminary a few years later, I had a discussion with our local InterVarsity rep, who was a seasoned, old-time IV veteran. When I brought up my concerns about the dangers of inductive Bible studies and heterodoxy, she surprised . . . Continue reading →
Oh, You Wanted a "Trial," not a Trial
Andy Webb explains how the Rev. Mr. Wilkins, who left the PCA in good standing (don’t leave that part out; that’s his new name: The Rev Mr. Wilkins-who-left-the-PCA-in-good-standing) wanted a trial but not that kind of trial.
The Calvin Palooza Begins (in 2008)
It’s the five-hundredth birthday of John Calvin (1509-1564). There will be a great lot of conferences. Bob Godfrey, Mike Horton, Hywel Jones, I and a cast of thousands are speaking at the Calvin500 Conference in Geneva in July, 09. Herman Selderhuis from . . . Continue reading →
Notes on Belgic Art 15
At the WSC site
Podcast
Ed Clowney On Sermon Audio
Thanks to the Edmund P. Clowney Legacy Corporation, you can now hear Ed Clowney preach anytime you wish.
Notes On A Possible Difficulty In Belgic Art. 14
On my WSC site.
Congratulations To Dr Brian Lee
Brian is a WSC alumnus who sustained his classical exam in Classis Eastern US (URCNA) on 16 January. He is involved in the planting of Christ Reformed Church, Washington D. C. Brian is now eligible for a call and ordination. Congratulations Brian! . . . Continue reading →
Auburn Ave PCA to CREC?
So says Mike Gore at TCTT. UPDATE: So says Jack Sawyer, moderator of the OPC discussion list (This forum may be viewed only by members and requires a Yahoo ID to join). UPDATE #2: So says the CREC. PCA Ruling Elder Bob . . . Continue reading →
If the Sacraments Are Elements of Worship Then…
In response to the post on what to do with the offering, Ruben asks, “I’m still curious — are you saying that if the Lord’s Supper is absent (more generally, if no sacraments are administered), it’s not (proper) worship?