“Biblical Reasons to Reject the Lakeland Revival” - The Paper

When Music and Morals Collide (...and not in a good way)

Calvin’s Commentaries Up for Grabs!!!!
How would you like to win these: Look at them... Came across this via Twitter: Our Mission: Baby Zoowon is committed to orphan care. For each blanket purchased Baby Zoowon will donate a blanket to a child in need. Baby Zoowon also donates a portion of e

I am NOT a Piperian!!!!
This post was originally written at 2.30 in the morning. Please do not expect coherence or depth of thought. I will write a fuller series on justification some time in the New Year, so expect coherence and depth of thought there Justification - (arguably) the most important word in a Christians vocabulary Something is happening in evangelicalism which is getting on my nerves and I figure to use my sleepless night to address it. As those of

Sola5 Radio is Launching!
My good friend William Hill, co-host of Covenant Radio, is investing in a brand new venture which looks very, very promising. He’s launched a web radio station called Sola5 Radio (I would like to announce that I came up with the name LOL) and having tuned in for the test broadcasts so far, I’ve truly enjoyed it and I’m sure you will. For more information, be sure to check out the Sola5 website and stay tuned, because this could be huge.

Insights from Romans #1 – “Abandoned by God”
This is the first post in an infrequent series of posts based on things I’m considering during my study of the Book of Romans over Skype. There’s a prevailing image of God in our culture – a wisened grandfather in the sky with white hair, a bald patch and a Morgan Freeman-esque demeanor. He’s never angry, never hurt and always comes back for more, even when His creation treat him like dirt. He’d never abandon his creation…right? Well, I put it to you that He can, and He has. Look at Romans 1:24-32: Rom 1:24-32 ESV Therefore God gave them up in the lusts of their hearts to impurity, to the dishonoring

The Humbling Effect of Teaching the Word of God
I wrote this on my microblog, The Sketchpad, and figured to share it with my wider reading family. It’s not everyday you get to teach God’s Word. It’s not everyday you get to teach the Book of Romans. It’s not everyday you get to teach the Book of Romans with folks you truly love and care about. And yet, that’s the position I find myself in of late. Here’s the backstory… My good friend and brother in Christ, Stephen, whom I affectionately refer to as “Uncle” for reasons known only to me, approached me with a view to starting a Bible study, which