The Twelve Doctrines of Christmas

OK, sure, I go to conferences…when I’m speaking at them. Other that that, I’m a homebody. Give me my routine and I’ll stick with it. But if I were near this one, I’d love to hear what will be said—in fact, since I am not nearby, I will hope for quickly released recordings! But for those who are able to

I took a few moments to read through a few pages of a Solid Ground book I mentioned a few weeks back, Heroes of the Reformation by Richard Newton. I was struck by the fact that though it is meant for young people, in reality, sadly, given the passage of time, it would be quite appropriate for most adults today.

I know the Christmas holiday has passed, but I just now received my copy of Grace Community Church’s presentation of “Let Earth Receive Her King!” This is one I’ll be listening to a lot in December of 2005. I have been privileged to twice attend Grace’s Christmas presentation, and it is simply spectacular. But one thing is for certain: Philip

Well, the 2005 A&O Conference started off on the right foot this evening. What a wonderful time we had! The Emmanuel Reformed Baptist Church was completely filled. Honestly, we couldn’t have seated another five folks if we tried. Jim Renihan began with a tremendous and passionate presentation of the inspiration and authority of the Word of God. It was so

Well, you nutty Canadians who have for some odd reason been looking forward to this, here I come. Off to speak on proclaiming the Gospel in the context of Islam and Roman Catholicism in Toronto this weekend. Lord willing, back on the Lord’s Day, and back to the blog on Monday.

I do not remember where I read that about fifteen years ago or more, but in essence, the womb now has a window, and I saw the impact of it just yesterday. I happened to be grabbing a bite to eat and flipped on the telly (my way of keeping our British readers happy). “Good Day Live” was on out

White/Barcellos: Bonus Footage from MCTS on Vimeo.

A few weeks ago I watched a video from a rap artist by the name Propaganda. The rap was critical of the Puritans, and an exhortation for those who enjoy reading and using Puritan writings. Well, Grand Master Puritan (aka. Dr. Joel Beeke), put his fingers to the keys, and responded to Propaganda with post titled Propaganda: Giving the Puritans