Theology That Bites Back
We are assembled here in the name of Jesus Christ, and this means that we are assembled here in the presence of God. This is a Christian wedding, certainly, but not simply because it is being held in a Christian church, or because a Christian minister is officiating. Nor is it a Christian wedding just …
The Gibson brothers—David and Jonathan—are a real gift to the church, and one of them has done it again. They have worked together on weighty theological topics through books like From Heaven He Came and Sought Her or Ruined Sinners to Reclaim. Jonathan Gibson has done valuable work with Be Thou My Vision, an excellent …
Acts of the Apostles (44): Sermon Video Introduction: As Paul traveled around the Roman world, he had made numerous disciples in various places. They were all regular people, and they all had ...
“In times like ours, it is a standing disgrace that courage is not required to preach sermons.”
Virgins and Volcanoes, p. 98
That’s What You Think: Used to be an Open Road: Could Have Been More of a Debate, I Suppose: C.S. Lewis gave us both Narnia and the Ransom Trilogy… but which is his greatest work? On this week’s Reforming Nerdom, @douglaswils & @joe_rigney enter the ring to debate.Listen here: https://t.co/9M8tWhqhVx pic.twitter.com/WNxQiDgqYm— Reforming Nerdom (@reformingnerdom) September …
“This means that, to be truly feminine, the Church must be obedient. And what is the Church told to do? The church is commanded to have masculine leadership . . . and that means that the Church is never more feminine than when the worship is led by men, the liturgy is conducted by men, and the one who opens the text of the sermon to read it aloud is a man.”
Virgins and Volcanoes, pp. 94-95
Introduction: One word that keeps coming up again and again in reference to the impact of Charlie Kirk's death is the word revival. I don't want to disagree with this, for reasons that will become ...
“When the church is in free fall, it doesn’t make sense to look wistfully back at the first yard or so when you were still just underneath the plane.”
Virgins and Volcanoes, p. 93
