Insights into Islamic Law by a former Muslim
The Muslim Brotherhood: In the Shadow of the Koran - Part 2
The Insider Movement: Tinkering with the Christian mission to the Muslim world
Christianity and Islam: What Common Ground? (Part 2)
Christianity and Islam: What Common Ground? (Part 1)
A Kairos Moment?: Why I Think This Is a Great Time to be a Reformed Christian
Resolved Have you Kept them? Broken None?
Hating Sin I Don't like Sin. I Especially Don't Like your Sin.
Luke 16:8-9 – How Do We Handle Our Finances?
How Ecumenical Should We Be?
Is Seeker Sensitivity a Bad Thing?
Do Set Forms of Prayer Quench the Spirit?
Should We Require Two Services?
Is Infant Baptism Divisive?
How Important Is Psalm Singing?
Is Catechism Preaching Outdated?
How Should the Lord's Table Be Fenced?
How Frequently Should Communion Be Celebrated?
How Should We View Roman Catholicism?
What Should "Reformed" Evangelism Look Like?
Are Pictures of Jesus Legitimate?
Do We Need Creeds and Confessions If We Have the Bible?
Do We Need Church Membership in an Individualistic Society?
The Recipe for Church Planting from the Book of Acts
How Should the Lord's Table Be Fenced?
Spanking Children and the Limits of the Civil Law
Communion: How Frequent?
How Relevant Is the 16th-Century Reformation?
Do We Need Church Membership in an Individualistic Society?
Do We Need Creeds and Confessions If We Have the Bible?
What Should Reformed Evangelism Look Like?
How Should We View Roman Catholicism?
The Reason
A Serpent's Tooth “How Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth It Is to Have a Thankless Child!”
Evangelicals and the Real World (In the World, but Not of It)
"I / We"
"A Songbook of the Universal Church"
"Intelligible and Edifying"
"Faithful Songs"
Luke 2:8-9 - The Shepherds who First Heard the Good News
In this article on Luke 2:8-9, the author discusses salvation and grace, especially grace for sinners and despised people.
( new one added to CL) John Chrysostom
This article is about the preaching and work of John Chrysostom. The author also looks at his view on church and state and on childhood education.
"A Cry for the Cry-room"
This article is about the baby room in the church and the way we look at children and the worship service.
"If You Had Only Told Me..." What Pastors Wish Their Parishioners Would Say to Them
Eco-Apocalypse and the Real Climate Deniers
Herman Bavinck's Life and Theology
Suddenly!
Wrights, Rites and Rights
Sorrow, Regret and Repentance
The Use of Canned Evangelistic Approaches
Thank You, Lord, for Melancholy Saints
The Foundational Role of the Psalms
Endings
"The Songs of the Church Must Be Biblical"
Very Good
The Pulpit and the Silver Screen
The Worker
"Three Basic Principles for Good Church Music"
The Importance of Hans Rookmaaker
Some Thoughts on Membership Vow Number One ... and Taught in this Christian Church
The Terrifying Power of the Tongue
Devil's Workshop
Dare We Preach Anymore?
Providence
Facing Persecution
Viewing Narnia A Movie Review of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Missions is More than Money: Criteria for Supporting Missions in the Local Church
Love and Punishment
Missions in Reverse
What Motivates the Human Heart? Pastoral Advice from David Powlison's "X-Ray Questions"
Dissolving the Minister-Congregation Relationship
Glitz, Glamour and Gambling Does Hold'em Have its Hold on You?
Preparation
Emergent Church Movement What it is, Where it is Going and Why
Walking: Not so Much about the Destination
On Being a Church Planter
Christian Women and Education: Wise Helpmeets, Able Mothers
Always Reforming, they Say - So what Needs Reforming Today?
Intimacy in the Organized Church
Genesis and Old Age Earth
Rightly Dividing the Truth
Dissecting the Great Commission
A Humble effort to Promote Local Evangelism - What Changes are Needed?
This article is about the local church and missions. This article looks at the missionary, but also at the witness of the normal Christian.