New Westminster President
Monday, April 18th, 2005Westminster Theological Seminary of Philadelphia today announced the selection of its new president: Dr. Peter Lillback, pastor of Proclamation Presbyterian Church in Bryn Mawr, PA.
Westminster Theological Seminary of Philadelphia today announced the selection of its new president: Dr. Peter Lillback, pastor of Proclamation Presbyterian Church in Bryn Mawr, PA.
Not all of you may be aware that Karyn and I have two grown and married daughters, Sarah and Hannah. Their blogs are linked at the right under “The Fam.”
That’s why the following piece by Joel Garver from LaSalle University, whose blog is one of my regular reads, brought a tear to my eye. [...]
This post will relate directly to some of the stirrings you’ve been hearing from me here on my Sacred Journey recently…just be patient through some introduction. Thanks!
One of the factors that lead to Karyn’s and my decision to come to Westminster was our exposure to the materials of the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF), [...]
Therefore, as we ourselves, when we have been engrafted in Christ, are righteous in God’s sight because our iniquities are covered by Christ’s sinlessness, so our works are righteous and are thus regarded because whatever fault is otherwise in them is buried in Christ’s purity, and is not charged to our account. Accordingly, we can [...]
Sometimes a song just says what you’re heart would say if it knew grammar and syntax. With my heart stuck in sorrow this week over how my evangelical brethren rip into each other with exegetical light sabers, a couple of songs have been my friends, their arms around my shoulder. One was Andrew Peterson’s stunning [...]
I needed to lighten up, so…
From Lark News.
Earlier this evening, my dear friend Spencer (aka Another Coward) sent me a portion of the lyrics of Andrew Peterson’s song “Come, Lord Jesus” in response to my lament over the silencing of the Internet Monk. That song speaks so much to where my heart and mind are right now that I want to post [...]
This may be one of the sanest things I have read in a while on how we in the church should handle doctrinal controversy. (From Doug Wilson’s Blog and Mablog)
Unity and Doctrine [Topic: Brief Notes on Jet Fuel Calvinism]
This is an important issue to settle. For it is obvious that the issues surrounding Calvinism are [...]
This is one of those posts I may end up deleting later on after my head has cooled. But I’ve just got to write out what is spinning through that overheated head right now. As it is, I’m going to post it the way it comes out.
One of my favorite bloggers, Michael Spencer (aka the [...]
…the glory that once was the Sage and his LSW. Get your “retro” rockets ready to fire on full…and click here.