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A Puritan Connection to the Upcoming Star Trek Film?

I propose that he (a character) become oracular, in the sense of Moses or even Cotton Mather.

Written by Seth Stark | Tuesday, December 11, 2012

We are given a glimpse of the villain, though we are not given his name. There is speculation in may be Khan, the best known foil to Captain Kirk. There is also some buzz that it may be Gary Mitchell, a villain from the original series

Of the Father’s Love Begotten

The story of an ancient Advent hymn

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Sunday, December 9, 2012

At the age of fifty-seven, at the height of his power and prestige, Prudentius grew weary of civic life and considered his life thus far to have been a waste. He was having a midlife crisis (or, given the age span at the time, more like an almost-at-the-end-of-my-life crisis). So the successful lawyer, judge, and... Continue Reading

A Jonathan Edwards Encyclopedia

Interested and qualified members of the reading public are invited to participate

Written by Staff | Saturday, December 8, 2012

The Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale University is pleased to announce that, in partnership with William Eerdmans Publishing Company, it will be producing A Jonathan Edwards Encyclopedia.

Five Compelling Religious Biographies

Including "The definitive biography of one of the nineteenth century’s great theologians"

Written by Thomas Kidd | Friday, December 7, 2012

But some popular writers simply become biography factories, churning out a new one on some well-known figure every year (or more), just in time for Christmas, often repackaging old myths and inaccuracies.

On Theology, Rap, and Pop Culture

Theology is always conceived of and articulated within a social and cultural context.

Written by Bruce Ashford | Monday, December 3, 2012

We make belittling jokes about pastors or youth pastors who seek to preach the gospel in a manner that is meaningful to these culture and sub-cultures. Instead of belittling those who try to minister meaningfully, we need to encourage them to do it well, and follow suit ourselves.

Striving After Godliness Should Not Be So Controversial

A Response to a Series of Book Reviews in Christianity Today

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Monday, December 3, 2012

Are Jerry Bridges and J. I. Packer—two men who have written extensively about the pursuit of holiness—especially judgmental and arrogant? The men and women at my church who strive each day to wage war against the flesh and grow in grace do not fit Galli’s description. And the Puritans? Galli’s comment is either overstated or unfair

Understanding Your Ethical Conviction that Slavery is Wrong

"I believe that the hand of God was behind the abolition of slavery."

Written by Jay Case | Monday, December 3, 2012

How often do unjust institutions get struck down, particularly if those institutions have existed for all of human history and could be found in every region of the world? I am a historian, so I will give you an authoritative answer: not often.

An Apology for “Seven Notes from ‘Lincoln’”

I wrote the post originally while wrestling with the raw emotions I felt after viewing such a powerful film

Written by M. David Sills | Thursday, November 29, 2012

In no way did I mean to imply that the Civil War was not about slavery. In fact I believe that it was primarily over the slavery issue. My point was that the war was complicated—and tragic. I should have stated that more clearly.   Dear Reader, Please allow me to sincerely apologize to those... Continue Reading

The Power of Deep Rest

There is a symbiotic relationship between work and rest

Written by Tim Keller | Wednesday, November 28, 2012

All of us are haunted by the work under the work—that need to prove and save ourselves, to gain a sense of worth and identity. But if we can experience gospel-rest in our hearts, if we can be free from the need to earn our salvation through our work, we will have a deep reservoir... Continue Reading

The Need for Creeds

It's more than merely helpful to set down the church's core convictions in words

Written by Fred Sanders | Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Every Christian and every church already has a creed in the sense that they all “think the Bible means something and that its teaching can be summarized” in different words. “The only difference is whether one writes the confession down, so that others may scrutinize it and judge whether its teaching is consistent with Scripture,... Continue Reading

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