Letter to the Editor: Thank you, Pastor. I have had niggling questions about that piece of epic poetry as well. Would that you had begun with the Council of the Heavens, in which Satan took ...
Letters in the Dregs of March
Untidy Protestantism
Introduction: Last week I had the privilege of debating Joe Heschmeyer on the subject of sola Scriptura. It was a remarkable event, very well organized, and to my surprise the thing sold out, with ...
The Culmination of the Triumphal Entry
Introduction: In order to understand the Triumphal Entry properly, we need to grasp the fact that the Cleansing of the Temple was the culmination of that Triumphal Entry. Everything that happened that ...
Gunfights and Blonde Trouble
“If you see a movie with a desolate Western town around midday, with shopkeepers peering out their windows, and tumbleweed blowing down the street, you know there is going to be a gunfight. If you see a man in an office with a ceiling fan, smoking, and a translucent pane of glass in the door, and he has his feet on the desk you know instantly that he is a private detective, and that some blonde trouble is going to come through the door. Given the motif, you know the setting. You are oriented.”
Well, That Was Pretty Funny
Is Sola Scriptura Enough?
A debate on Sola Scriptura between Douglas Wilson and Joe Heschmeyer Opening Statement (Wilson): Let me begin by thanking the organizers of this event. I am very grateful, and appreciate the opportunity ...
The Scarlet Cord
“The scarlet cord of election was transferred—from Zarah’s wrist to a prostitute’s window. This is so that we might never forget that everything God gives us is always all of grace, nothing but grace, grace to the uttermost.”
Content Cluster [03-26-26]
Well, Exactly . . .: Alas . . .: Soon to Hit the Road: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: As One Does . . .: HT: Samuel Cherubin: Sergey Hamaljan Featured Product: Jokes I Like to Tell:Over the years, I have accumulated a store of jokes and whatnot. They generally spurt out …
A Riot of Joy
A Riot of Joy
“But when they arrived at the grave, they found they had stumbled into a glorious pandemonium—angels, an earthquake, and a risen Jesus gone missing.”
The Talarician Jesus Juke
Introduction: So here is what happened—in case you are not up to speed. My friend Brooks Potteiger was on a podcast with Joshua Haymes and the topic of James Talarico, a death angel from Texas, ...