In Recovering the Reformed Confession I defined the “Reformed Confession” both narrowly (referring to the confessional documents adopted by the churches) and broadly referring to theology, piety, and practice in, with, and around the confessions themselves. Subsequent discussions here and elsewhere have . . . Continue reading →
Over the last few years, I have given increased thought toward God’s ordinary means of grace. That designation itself is worth reflection, by which I have recently come to be thoroughly amazed. First, the means are God’s. They belong to him and . . . Continue reading →
Country Music is a unique genre in terms of its Christian connections and interest in telling compelling stories. As a result, it faces up to the deep questions in life more often than other genres of music: it goes beyond mere love . . . Continue reading →