June 2009 Archives

The indefatigable Mrs Peel, glamorous defender of the Reformed faith, has brought the following story to my attention: a church that allows mail order communion (in batches of up to 500.  I admit defeat: this is beyond satire.  Check it... continue

The news that Britain has elected two members of the far-right British National Party to the European Parliament is surely bad news for all.  Any observer of the political scene in Britain over the last twenty five years can be... continue

A group of evangelical students at Erskine has recently launched a website to bring the attention of the proper church authorities to some important institutional issues there. Given Carl's very legitimate concerns about websites, blogs and online semi-ecclesiastical petitions, I... continue

Kevin DeYoung, building on Willem Balke's work in Calvin and the Anabaptist Radicals, looks at some of the parallels between Calvin and some of his heirs (the so-called Neo-Reformed) and the Emergent-friendly Anabaptists of today. He also offers some suggestions... continue

Westminster has posted a video interview of Greg Beale, by Dave Garner and myself, on its webpage here.  Greg is joining WTS as an adjunct next academic year.  In addition, he was recently voted (unanimously by both Faculty and Board,... continue

Henry Gysen and the gents over at The Reformed Fellowship have just published Danny Hyde's latest book, In Living Color: Images of Christ and the Means of Grace. Don't let Danny's inability to spell `colour' correctly put you off.  This... continue