Blogs by Ligon Duncan

Who'd a thunk it?"Let me say first of all that I am devoutly committed to the separation of church and state in America. I believe that the separation of church and state has been good for all Christians in this... continue

Our friend and fellow-blogger, Justin Taylor, has helped (here, here, here, here, and here) draw attention to a significant debate (primarily between credo-baptists) on whether paedo-baptists can properly be admitted to membership, and thence the Lord's Table, in a Baptist Church.For the record,... continue

After five long months of illness, the Lord has taken to himself his servant Bob Cannada. Bob is something of a legend in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), and in the State of Mississippi. He is one of the... continue

Our friend Tony Reinke over at The Shepherd's Scrapbook (a really good site) has just posted Derek Thomas' lectures on John Owen from PRTS.Think of it, Derek Thomas on John Owen. What a combination! But I can beat it.The Shepherd's... continue

Don listens as Tim makes a point.Our friend and fellow ref21 blogger, Justin Taylor, has already drawn attention to the Gospel Coalition Conference held at Trinity in Chicago last week. Here. Here. Here.... continue

Big news out of Louisville. Russell Moore has done it again. The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary this week added prominent church historian Michael A.G. Haykin to its faculty, appointing him as professor of biblical spirituality and church history.A prolific author... continue

It is my pleasure to announce that the Reverend Dr. Guy Prentiss Waters will join the faculty of Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi on June 1, 2007, as Associate Professor of New Testament. Guy is a graduate of the... continue

Martin Downes interviews our own Derek Thomas. Here and here, so far.... continue

Tim Keller's very helpful review of Richard Bauckham's Jesus and the Eyewitnesses (Eerdmans, 2006) is now available in the April Redeemer Report and online here. Don't miss it.... continue

While making final preparations for Sunday morning's message, I met up with an old friend. A Calvin quote on the purpose of 1 Peter that I think I first read about five years ago. It struck me (reading it this afternoon)... continue