March 2007 Archives

Educator Allan Shedlin has recently conducted a series of 100 interviews documenting what fathers can learn from being fathers.  According to Shedlin, being a dad-- reminds fathers of what is really important, of what needs are fundamental;-- exposes them to... continue

This month's Reformed Man Today is well worth a purchase.  As well as having a rather fetching picture of Mark Dever on the front looking a little like Tom Cruise in Top Gun  (as they might have said in the... continue

Don Hall is our poet laureate.  A recent edition of his collected poems includes a lyric for these pluralistic times.  Hall writes:The times are propitious for fake religions.Today let's decide which priest, beauty, athlete,moviestar, or Jungian to celebrate     by electing himGod. Hype... continue

I was deeply blessed by the corporate worship at Chongshin Theological Seminary (near Seoul).  Services were typically led by students, although sometimes also by faculty.  Korean prayer times are intense, often with everyone in the congregation praying out loud simultaneously. ... continue

In the wake of the mass mobilization of Carl Trueman’s loyal Welsh Ref 21 fan base after the disastrous defeat of the English rugby at the hands of Wales at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, the Ref21 Blogmeister has posed... continue

From Charles Spurgeon's sermon "Christ the Cure for Troubled Hearts":"I hear another one say, 'But suppose I have committed the unpardonable sin;' to which I answer, 'But suppose you have not;' and there is just as much reason for supposing... continue

Yes, I acknowledge the defeat.  A source of national shame, and I humbly call on Tony Blair to make Monday a national day of prayer and humiliation.  I console myself only with the thought that, the occasional loss to Wales... continue

It would be in poor taste to point out to Carl, especially on his birthday, that the headlines on the BBC news site this afternoon reads, "Resurgent Wales see off England" alluding to the Welsh Rugby Union victory (27-18). One reader... continue

Jeremy Smith's article in this issue ("Petrolium Pundits") has provoked a stormy protest. See "We Get Letters" page.... continue

Many scholars assert, de rigeur, that Saint Patrick (Patricius or Padrig) was born in the still Welsh-speaking Northern Kingdom of Strathclyde of Romano-Brythonic stock around 385 AD at a place called Bannavem Taberniae (Banwen), but the best of them maintain this a... continue