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In recent decades, the “eighth day” has been taken up by American pop-culture as something of a rhetorical literary device. When I was in high... Read More

In recent years there has been pushback on the idea that every Psalm is Messianic. Perhaps it is born out of a failure to understand... Read More

With so much confusion floating around at present about the precise relationship between the Covenant of Works, the Law and the Mosaic Covenant, I thought that... Read More

If there is one area in which  young Reformed men preparing for seminary have generally failed to give adequate attention it is to the writings... Read More

If you were really into Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous in the 80’s, or like to get your theology from Elvis Presley, then you’ve probably joyfully engaged conversation... Read More

Since the earliest days of my Christian experience, I’ve had the privilege of forming friendships with brothers and fathers who are wiser, more mature, more spiritually minded,... Read More

10 or so years ago, it was exceedingly common to hear people in the broader Reformed and Evangelical circles saying things like, “You’ve got to learn... Read More

One of the things that disturbs me most in life is having to drive down a backwood road in Southeast Georgia behind a truck (and... Read More

I’ve come to enjoy thinking of the great hymns of the church as “mini sermons for the soul to sing.” This is one of the... Read More

I’ve often wondered if C.H. Spurgeon’s style of preaching (i.e. the practice of taking a single verse and then constantly repeating it throughout the sermon, while... Read More