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The Regulative Principle of Worship (RPW) states that we must worship as God prescribes in His word. While this principle is clearly...

“Thank God for the New Atheists?”, Dr. Al Mohler spars with Michael Dowd, who recently advocated the rejection of the historical...

Chrysostom, Calvin, and Davies were men of both sense and learning. They knew the natural world operated according to patterns or laws....

Hart and Muether point out that there is no contradiction between whether God is pleased by our worship, and how we as worshipers are...

“Their mistake is to think that solicitation to abstract purity come from God—abstracted, that is, from the necessity for divine...

Good liturgy necessarily arises out of a proper understanding of the church. But what is a good Reformed liturgy? “It is a liturgy that...

But the Lord has set aside one day in seven as holy to His people. The rhythm of the Christian life is six days of work, and one day of...

For those of you who have read Tim Keller’s paper (or if you haven’t read it, you can find it here) presented in his discussion at...

With Reverence and Awe by D.G. Hart and John R. Muether 204 pages Phillipsburg: P & R Publishers, 2002 Readers who are a part of the tiny...

Carl Trueman's latest essay is over at Reformation21. I was interested in his point particularly as it informs our worship, and closely...

The Battle Belongs to the Lord by K. Scott Oliphint 206 pages P & R Publishers (2003) Is apologetics a discipline reserved only for...

R. Scott Clark argues that churches that confess the historic Reformed documents have strayed from their Reformed roots in theology,...

I’ve recently been reading J. Gresham Machen’s Christianity and Liberalism. This work deserves it’s reputation as a lucid argument to...

“If consciousness of a great sin weights you down, comfort yourself with this blood of love….No human religion can hold its own in the...

In this post, Sean Lucas responds to the recent announcement of a former Federal Vision proponent who has  converted to the Catholic...

In the Splendor of Holiness by Jon D. Payne 120 pages Tolle Lege Press (2008) As a pastor I am often looking for a brief, highly...

Rev. Iain Campbell has an interesting post about sermon prep here. I’m glad I’m not the only one who never feels “ready” to preach a...

Albert Mohler blogs about The Shack by William P. Young (no relation to me as far as I’m aware). This novel is immensely popular. Mohler...

Carl Trueman, professor at Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia, has an interesting post about how we view death. He explores the loss of...

Five Smooth Stones for Pastoral Work by Eugene H. Peterson 241 pages William B. Eerdmans (1992, originally published 1980) Since we live...