Monthly Archives: January 2013

Sometimes, however, the modern objection to doctrine is more seriously meant. And whether the objection be well-founded or not, the real meaning of it should at least be faced. That meaning is perfectly plain. The objection involves an out-and-out skepticism. … Continue reading →

J. Gresham Machen’s mother to Machen: “I well know that you are in for a fight and that you will make enemies.” Some of Machen’s writings: “Despite the use of traditional phraseology modern liberalism not only is a different religion … Continue reading →

The problem in our day is twofold: On the one hand, we are seeing a waning confidence within Evangelicalism in the message of the gospel. In the United States—I can speak more authoritatively about the condition of the church there … Continue reading →

Sadly, the answer is that we can and have. Ironically we who have received the greatest extent of forgiveness- Christ took the judgment for our sins and we receive His righteousness- can be the most unforgiving and vindictive. Numerous stories … Continue reading →

A few months back a good friend and brother in our church gave a box full of Wilson’s book A Primer On Worship And Reformation (also available on Kindle) and I’ve finally gotten around to reading it. This little book (only 76 … Continue reading →

I wonder why it is that the whole idea of the godly man has somehow or other got lost amongst us? Why is it that Christian people are not described as ‘god-fearing’ people? …The Church has been trying to preach … Continue reading →