Fear is Negative but not all Bad
FEAR IS “NEGATIVE” BUT NOT ALL BAD Something I often find that trips up Christians, even those who have been Christians for years, is the idea that Christianity is supposed […]
Soft Hearts and Hard Heads
The Theology of the Church – Discipline Calls for Soft Hearts and Hard Heads The Reformation taught that there were three marks of the Church: the pure preaching of the […]
Book Review: ‘Revival and Revivalism’
Iain H. Murray, Revival and Revivalism: The Making and Marring of American Evangelicalism 1750-1858, Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 1994 Rarely does a study of history not only inform the mind […]
Book review: ‘Evangelicalism Divided’
Review of Iain H. Murray, Evangelicalism Divided, Edinburgh: Banner of Truth, 1982 This is a book I heard recommended by Mark Dever at a Banner of Truth conference at the […]
Sacraments and the Visible Church
The Theology of the Church – Sacraments and the Visible Church In an earlier article I wrote about the useful theological distinction of the visible and invisible church (WCF 25) […]
Rendering to Caesar What is God’s
Rendering to Caesar What is God’s: The 2024 NSW Presbyterian Assembly In 2024 the Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in New South Wales felt obliged to respond to state […]
The Visible and Invisible Church
The Visible and Invisible Church We sadly live in a day and age where there is much confusion about what the Bible teaches about the Church. This includes who and […]
Book review: Patient Ferment, part 2
Part 2 of 2 of Review of Alan Kreider, The Patient Ferment of the Early Church, Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2016 In this second part of a 2-part review, having recorded […]
Book Review: Patient Ferment of the Early Church
Part 1 of 2 of Review of Alan Kreider, The Patient Ferment of the Early Church, Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2016 This work of Alan Kreider’s has been without doubt one […]
Book Review: The Creedal Imperative
Review of Carl Trueman, The Creedal Imperative, Wheaton: Crossway, 2012 The Creedal Imperative appeared on several recommended reading lists in my time at college, but given its title, I didn’t […]