Alastair Bain is getting into the rhythm of being an every week preacher to the same group of people among other parish work. Daryl Dash is getting out of the rythym of being an every week preacher to the same group of people while on sabbatical. Both posts resonate with the subjective and objective experiences …
Long title, helpful material. David Powlison provides a guest post on Between Two Worlds. First he observes that this comedy sketch by Bob Newhart has a lot in common with some forms of contemporary counseling. Back in the day this was the common caricature of ‘nouthetic counselling’. Powlison then gives a half dozen contrasts between …
Well, according to this quote from Andrew Keen’s book The Cult of the Amateur (posted by Tim Challies) all we need to do is start browsing to find out. …the inspiration behind this book comes from …, T.H. Huxley, the nineteenth-century evolutionary biologist and author of the “infinite monkey theorem.” Huxley’s theory says that if …
Those who come to a calvinist or even reformed understanding of the Scriptures will at sometime or another also come to a view that corporate gathering on Sunday is worship of God, and that if worship really is a group activity carried out according to God’s will and directed toward God then it’s going to …
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