I’m glad Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, has a blog. And he doesn’t shy away from controversy, posting the transcript from his remarks at Justice Sunday on the front page of his site. Good for him.
And I’m concerned as he is about some judges imposing their will and preference on […]

Great Ryan Dobson “Undone” Podcast featuring Mike DeVries. Grab the MP3 or the podcast feed. It contains my favorite podcasted quote, and maybe my favorite quote of all time:
Mike DeVries: I’ve been told, ‘The message should never change, but the method should always change.’ So we keep thinking we need to keep […]

Very interesting stuff at Ryan Dobson’s “Undone” podcast. His site tries to look very edgy - his picture (shaved head, goatee, earring) is prominent, the fonts look distressed, and it features red & white type on a black background. The music on his podcast is pretty strong (and has some great guitar riffs).
I’m […]

Jerry posted a great comment to my last post about the gospel having its way, and I think it’s important enough to merit its own post.
Jerry’s question:
Would you mind posting on your blog, or placing a link that explains the gospel as you see it? I see that word on here a lot, but have […]

Great thoughts from Scott McKnight about the gospel in postmodern culture:
I still think the issue is missional in the sense that the Emergent is trying to work out the gospel in a postmodern context – and that context exists and it is worth letting the gospel have its way in that context. (emphasis mine)
Some people […]

There’s been much confusion and misinformation lately about the new pope - Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of Germany. Some have even confused His Holiness with a former TV star. I offer this as a public service to set the record straight.

The Pope

The Dope

Name

Joseph Ratzinger

John Ratzenberger

AKA

Pope Benedict XVI

Cliff Clavin

Hails From

Germany

Boston

Occupation

Vicar of Christ

Mailman

Most Likely Found At

The […]

The Bible gives exhaustive (and sometimes exhausting) attention to the organization of religion: the building and rebuilding of the Temple; its furnishings; the orders, duties, and paraphernalia of the priesthood; the orders of rituals and ceremonies. But that does not disguise the fact that the most significant religious events recounted in the Bible do […]