Introduction: We all have a very natural tendency to become evangelists for things we love. This applies obviously to evangelism in the gospel, but we also tend to become very “evangelical” about anything we care deeply about. This can apply to a great restaurant you found, a hot band you discovered, a wonderful book you …
A Lot Less
“Because of the rampant confusion of spiritual and inspired (which are not the same thing at all), we need to do more theological spadework in the garden of our studies, and less beating our brethren over the head with the spade.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 47
Well, There Are Many Nuances

Not That He Asked Me To, Which Is the Problem
“I am not bound to accept a prophetic utterance from a charismatic friend the same way I am bound to believe the book of Romans.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 45
Content Cluster Muster [08-14-26]
Trying to Get a Response: Now There’s a Well-Lit Cliff: HT: Samuel Cherubin: Joern McArt And About Time: A Song I Like for Some Reason: Featured Product: Concise and to the Point: Over the years I have had occasion to assemble various statements or declarations, or theses. What I have tried to do with these …
A Never-Ending Worship Service? | Doug Wilson
And There You Have It
“There is no way to maintain that the revelatory gifts are ongoing without jeopardizing the integrity of the canon of Scripture. If the word given is a Word from God, and if we believe that it is, then we must treat it as though it is.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 44
His Blood Be Upon Us and Our Children
Dear Ehud, And now we have come to a short parenthetical topic. This is one that I wanted to address shortly after the earlier letter I wrote about Christ as the Prophet, the prophet "like unto ...
Nature Can Be Spooky
“We are often tempted to say that some things are supernatural simply because we do not know how far nature actually goes.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 43
Letters, High and Inside
Letter to the Editor: I’m interested in your practical advice for husbands on handling disagreement with their wives. How can a husband firmly disagree, correct, or push back on something ...







