Ours is an age of fragmentation, of intellectual hopscotch, of results-oriented activity on the one hand and mindless entertainment on … More
Tag: Christianity
The Poetry of the Puritans
Of all the factors which have granted the Puritans a degree of permanence in Reformed Christian consciousness and conversation, perhaps … More
The Best A Man Can Be?
It seems that in our present cultural moment many, if not most, things are filtered by ‘left’ and right’, and … More
Shame on You
Recently Amnesty International, normally the darling of social media liberal chic, learned that even they are not immune from the … More
Hope by any other name
The etymology of words seldom brings us hope. If sentences and paragraphs, properly constructed and carefully concocted, are slender means … More
A bigger issue than Brexit
The whole Brexit debacle is like living inside someone else’s bad dream, or being caught up in a friend’s domestic … More
Preaching hard texts in hard times
In the second week of March 1941, Martyn Lloyd-Jones delivered a series of lectures in the Assembly Hall of the … More
