Blogging and social media is a dangerous business for our souls: It is easy for us to project an image of ourselves and our growth in Christ that is better than reality. And with every “like” and “share” and new… Continue Reading
False teaching is usually convenient. Consider the Judaizers. The greatest persecutors of the early church where not the pagan Romans. They couldn’t care less about some rumblings of a Jewish Messiah from some backwater town like Galilee. No, the greatest… Continue Reading
Last week James MacDonald resigned. Not as pastor or anything like that. He resigned his post as “fixer”: No more setting people straight, helping others see the light. No more putting people on a program or convincing them to look… Continue Reading
On the day of his first public service at St. Mary Woolnoth, John Newton explained to his hearers the truths that would inform his gospel ministry. They are evangelical and gospel-centered as to be expected with on like Newton. One… Continue Reading