What does The Creedal Imperative (Carl Trueman, Crossway, 2012) promise? In six succinct chapters, Carl Trueman: outlines the current cultural trends which deter people from confessionalism; outlays a biblical case for creeds and confessions; recounts the way creeds and confessions were (and remain) indispensable formularies in combating theological errors in early church history; overviews four …
For those of you interested, Tim Keller and Sam Shammas have compiled The New City Catechism, a fifty-two Q&A catechism that draws from a variety of already existing reformed catechisms to synthesise a body of work which embraces historical theological teaching while seeking to address contemporary concerns. Read about the project at The Gospel Coalition. …
My review copy of Center Church should be waiting for me when I return home from Zimbabwe. I look forward to reading Tim Keller’s exploration of doing Gospel centered ministry in cities and beyond. Keller writes of the reasons for writing the book at the Redeemer City To City blog. Here’s the first and last …
Carl Trueman, fresh from a visit to Melbourne last week, has an interesting piece responding to a question about the future of evangelical unity at the Reformation 21 blog. Points two and three of his answer of interest to me, as I see a transition taking place in our Presbyterian denomination towards that which he …
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