I’ve been reading The Practical Works of Richard Baxter. It is so lengthy and theologically rich that I’m confident I won’t make it through this before Jesus returns. But I am enjoying what I have read thus far. In one… Continue Reading
You’ve likely never heard of her. She died a recluse in 1933. Having never married and living most of her life deaf and bedridden by a spinal problem, her name threatened to fall through the cracks of history. That would… Continue Reading
While reading through Iain Murray’s Revival and Revivalism once again a certain phrase popped out at me. In discussing the movement of God in Virginia, Murray mentioned Samuel Harris. It was said of Harris that, “he left a train of… Continue Reading
“[Jesus] took human flesh from the ever-virgin Mary.” –Athanasius Athanasius is a theological stud. If it weren’t for the influence of Athanasius we’d all likely be Arians, and saying silly things like, “There once was a time when he was… Continue Reading