From JIP's Collected Shorter Writings 4, pp. 84 and 87: "In some way there was in the Doctor's preaching thunder and lightning that no tape or transcription ever did or could capture -- power, I mean, to mediate a realisation of God's presence.... Nearly forty years on, it still seems to me that...

I notice that the Met Tab not only stocks no Trueman tosh but also lacks the `Je ne sais quoi' which a volume or two by Derek Thomas always provides: surely one of his many, many books on Job would be a nice addition? Still, on the positive side, the sole volume by Lloyd-Jones is his one on why God...

Thanks to a well-wisher for bringing this article to my attention. Well worth a read and I assume the follow-ups will be too. Multi-site represents yet another aspect of the undoing of the Reformation -- perhaps one of the most dangerous because one of the most subtle. To me it looks like a strange...

For a couple of reasons I have been revisiting some of the formative influences on my thinking as a Christian. Writing an article on atonement, I have been re-reading essays by James I. Packer; and preparing to review the recent collection of essays on the life and work of Martyn Lloyd-Jones, I...