Weekly congregational liturgy is one of the most fundamental aspects to the Christian life—it is one of the primary ways the Lord nourishes his people, and historically (even in Protestant and Reformed contexts), this nourishment did not come through mere “lecture” and “song” but rather Word (Holy Scripture preached and read and sung) and Sacrament.
I once heard Doug Wilson say that he writes to make the little voices in his head go away. Well, I have some voices that need quieting down regarding Kevin DeYoung’s recent article about Moscow, ID, and Joe Rigney’s response.... Continue Reading →
Evangelicals, in general, are not interested in any historical artifact in Israel younger than the 1st century.
Northern Virginia is the loveliest portion of the Americas. At least, the loveliest portion I have yet seen.
You might believe in a heresy. Actually, you might believe in two heresies. Do not be alarmed! It’s an accident, I’m sure. Most of us assume these heresie
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