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Monthly Archives: October 2005
Faith’s centrality
Most times I hear of discussions of love and selfishness in the Christian life, I feel like we are stuck on a treadmill inside a maze on a foggy night. I don’t think the ultimate issues boil down to selfish … Continue reading
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The Tower of Babel in the Gospels?
Knowing their thoughts, he said to them, “Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste, and no city or house divided against itself will stand.” (Mathew 12.25). he has scattered the proud in the thoughts of their hearts; (Luke 1.51b). … Continue reading
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From post-reformation to post-mortem
The day it is acceptable for a Reformed minister to defend Reformed doctrine by quoting Hebrews that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and mean by “Jesus” a document produced by human tradition is a day in which … Continue reading
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Church Landmines: extrapolating from anomalies
A group of speakers that is interdenominational (Reformed, Baptist, Charismatic) but all belong to a distinctive group are on the radio show run by one of them. I’ll call the group, off the cuff, Objectivist/Conceptual. They represent, they obviously believe, … Continue reading
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Drinking blood
Adding a couple of thoughts to this post on the subject. Blood was not simply prohibited. In Leviticus, when Israel was in the camp, every sanctuary animal that was slaughtered, even for a normal meal, had its blood put on … Continue reading
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R&RJ for only $14!
Following up on this post Reformation and Revival Journal is out and contains my brief essay on “Why Not Get Rid of Doctrine?” (You’ll have to read it to find out which way I vote). There is some great stuff … Continue reading
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sickness
We are approaching the year anniversary to my interview in Saint Louis that eventually led to my move and my new call. That’s the good news. The not so good news is that the weather in St. Louis was quite … Continue reading
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The ESV
Interesting: this post has made it into the commercial blogosphere. I suppose a couple of comments are in order. First off, I began preaching and teaching from the ESV when it came out and I am quite happy with that … Continue reading
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Is mature faith the fruit of works?
Something is bothering me about James 2.14-26. Verse 26 is probably the biggest (though not the only) irritation to what I thought I understood about the passage: “For as the body apart from the spirit is dead, so also faith … Continue reading
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Unjustified corporationism
This brief comment about N. T. Wright is gratifying to see. Not only does Wright write about personal justification all the time, but he is quite concerned about reproducing Paul’s ordo salutis. In fact, Wright is as concnerned about the … Continue reading
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