To Recover or to Adapt?
You may have heard about the Eighth Letter conference that was held in Toronto last week. The question behind the conference: “You’ve got 15 minutes to communicate your most pressing message to
Theology
The Total Gospel
Lloyd-Jones on presenting the total gospel – not stopping at the personal side, but including the social and cosmic dimensions of the gospel as well:
Here, it is important for us to emphasize once
If Doctrine Makes You Proud, It’s Not from Christ
You have to love the Puritans for getting to the core of an issue. This is especially a good reminder for those of us who love good doctrine. Good doctrines have Jesus’ “character
The Indispensable Evidence of His Completed Work
We cannot be saved by a dead Christ, who undertook but could not perform, and who still lies under the Syrian sky, another martyr of impotent love. To save, He must pass not
Spurgeon: “Then They Did Spit In His Face”
I read a sermon yesterday by Spurgeon based on Matthew 26:67: “Then they spit in his face…” Spurgeon applied this passage, in part, to our theology of the cross. Specifically:
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