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With the potential for the entire world to stream into our minds and hearts by means of the internet, it is safe to conclude that... Read More

I sometimes fear that there is a willful naïveté in the church with regard to the presence and power of Satan. One doesn’t have to... Read More

With the five hundred and third anniversary of the inception of the Protestant Reformation upon us, it will do us good to remember that the... Read More

A number of years ago, I was in Durham, England speaking at a Jonathan Edwards conference with a number of Edwards scholars–including Doug Sweeney. Among... Read More

When I was a young man, my father used to tell me, “Never be quick to praise the living, because the living are subject to... Read More

In recent years, our society has rapidly embraced what has come to be known as the “cancel culture.” If someone has said or done something–at... Read More

We live in a world of rare commodities. Men and women spend the better part of their lives seeking after valuable artifacts. Every summer, we... Read More

Peter the Barber is one of the most interesting figures in church history. He was not like so many others–of whom we have accounts in... Read More

Lately, as I have been reading through Augustine’s Expositions of the Psalms, I have been struck afresh by how central God’s free, unmerited, saving grace... Read More

It has become increasingly common for pastors in Reformed churches to speak of the importance of an “ordinary means of grace” ministry. Many ministers find... Read More