Nathan W Bingham shares a stunningly clear gospel insight gleaned at a hospital, of all places. Read the whole piece at his blog. Here’s a taste to get you started. I recently took one of my daughters to hospital for something minor. Although it wasn’t anything too serious, she had to be admitted and was …
Monday With Mounce revisits a perennial question: how to not judge (Matthew 25:32) without forsaking discernment and credulity. In speaking of the final judgment, Jesus says, “All the nations (τὰ ἔθνη) will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people (αὐτοὺς) one from another (ἀπ᾿ ἀλλήλων) as a shepherd separates the sheep from …
Douglas Wilson touches on some themes about corporate worship that Presbyterians should resonate with as he describes the what and why of their worship services. This is the point of divergence from which the ‘all of life is worship, except for when we gather on Sundays (or whatever other time of the week we feel …
A couple of posts have attracted my attention. The first is by James Hamilton and his disagreement with the choice by the New International Version 2011 to remove the word selah from the text of the Psalms and place it in the marginal notes. From the post. The truth is that we don’t ultimately know …
