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Joy and Throne

Monday, August 15, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

“The Country Parson preacheth constantly, the pulpit is his joy and his throne” (Herbert, The Country Parson, p. 62). … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Expository Tagged With: Who Is Sufficient?

Different Ways It Can Go

Monday, August 15, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

“An ignorant, undisciplined, and unspiritual man cannot write a good sermon; neither need a learned, thoroughly disciplined, and holy man, preach a bad extemporaneous sermon” (Shedd, Homiletics and Pastoral Theology, p. 221). … [Read more...]

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On Not Blowing Sunshine

Monday, August 15, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

On Not Blowing Sunshine

Introduction: A few weeks ago, Thabiti contributed to our ongoing discussion of the presidential election and race relations with this post. I responded briefly here, and promised to say more about it later on. It is now later on, and so here I am. Productive … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Engaging the Culture Tagged With: Race and Culture

Review: Eutaxia, Or, the Presbyterian Liturgies : Historical Sketches

Sunday, August 14, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

Eutaxia, Or, the Presbyterian Liturgies : Historical Sketches by Baird My rating: 4 of 5 stars A helpful compendium of historical Reformed liturgies, and their genealogical connections. The author Baird, given the nature of his subject, is not exactly a barrel … [Read more...]

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Review: The Works Of Thomas Reid: Volume 1

Sunday, August 14, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

The Works Of Thomas Reid: Volume 1 by Thomas Reid My rating: 4 of 5 stars Really informative. Reid was the road not taken, and subsequent centuries paid a heavy price for it. The founder of the sturdy Scottish Common Sense philosophy, Reid attempted to … [Read more...]

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Turn Us, Lord: Eighth Decade of Psalms/Psalm 80

Saturday, August 13, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

Turn Us, Lord: Eighth Decade of Psalms/Psalm 80

Introduction: As with others of the psalms of Asaph, this is likely either in the tradition of the school of Asaph, or by another Asaph downstream from the father of that tradition. The events described here are not what we see in the time of David and Solomon, so it is either … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Expository Tagged With: Psalms

Whoa and Giddyup

Saturday, August 13, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

Whoa and Giddyup

Self-control is not a virtue that can be tucked away in one small portion of our lives. We have seen that it applies everywhere, and that when a people are self-governed, they are in a position to enjoy free government. It should be self-evident to us that a huge collection of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Church Tagged With: Exhortation

Host, Guest, Food

Saturday, August 13, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

Host, Guest, Food

In this meal we eat family style. We both receive the food and we pass the food. In addition to this, because it is a covenant meal, we consume the food that is made up for all the others, and we offer ourselves to be consumed to all the others. We are enabled to do this because … [Read more...]

Filed Under: The Church Tagged With: The Lord's Table

Standing Fast

Friday, August 12, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

Standing Fast

If I might, I would like to begin with a set of bundled quotations. The first is from The Pilgrim’s Progress, the second from John Buchan’s trilogy of books, The 39 Steps, Mr. Standfast, and Greenmantle, and the third from a few places in Scripture. Please bear with me for just a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Engaging the Culture Tagged With: Education

Inverted Reputation

Friday, August 12, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

“Athanasius had to stand contra mundum, and it is he who is the representative man from that era and not the whole world he had to contend against” (Writers to Read, p. 21). … [Read more...]

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Love Has Fists

Friday, August 12, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

“Loving something while being unwilling to fight for it would be better categorized as lust” (Writers to Read, p. 20). … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Engaging the Culture Tagged With: Chrestomathy

Basic Qualifications

Friday, August 12, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

“Now if a shepherd know not which grass will bane, or which not, how is he fit to be a shepherd?” (Herbert, The Country Parson, p. 60; bane means poison). … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Expository Tagged With: Who Is Sufficient?

With Gathered Force

Friday, August 12, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

“Behind every extemporaneous sermon, as really as behind every written sermon, the whole duration of the preacher’s life, with all the culture and learning it has brought with it, should lie” (Shedd, Homiletics and Pastoral Theology, pp. 219-220). … [Read more...]

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A Vast Aquifer of Corruption

Friday, August 12, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

A Vast Aquifer of Corruption

Introduction: Rachel Held Evans has recently argued that a vote for Hillary Clinton is not inconsistent with a pro-life ethic. There are any number of confusions involved in how she presents the case, but I am going to try to limit myself to addressing just three of them. I … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Engaging the Culture Tagged With: Abortion, Politics

The Content Cluster Muster (08.11.16)

Thursday, August 11, 2016 By Douglas Wilson Leave a Comment

The Content Cluster Muster (08.11.16)

Scribenda: Writing Contest The fellows over at Roman Roads Media have a writing contest going on for high school students. The winning essay answering the question "Why do we love superheroes?" will be featured in the 2017 issue of Digressio, and receive a $100 Amazon gift … [Read more...]

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Not that I think we should be executing homosexuals. I don't. I'm not a theonomist. But I also...
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Maybe a conference on race relations in Moscow is in order. Wonder how that would go? ...
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And many of those who try to apply it are horrified by other realities of the OT. That's...
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Pastor Wilson, does this book address the history of liturgy before the Reformation, or starting...
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On Not Blowing Sunshine
Except those sojourners didn't build mosques and/or commit terrorist acts against the natives....
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A Vast Aquifer of Corruption
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