Shifting Sands at Erskine

Article by   March 2010
While the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Synod, a confessional evangelical Presbyterian denomination, has worked for some years to gently turn around its increasingly secularized Erskine college, the reality of difference between the denomination's and the former board and present administration's... continue

PCRT in Greenville

Five Reasons to come to PCRT in Greenville In a little under a month, the Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology will make its second trip to Greenville, South Carolina.  Why should you come?  Here's at least 5 reasons: • First, and...
Posted March 17, 2010 @ 12:16 PM by Gabriel Fluhrer
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Erskine Interview today at 1

Ken Wingate (Elder at First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, and member of the ARP Commission on Erskine) will be on "Knowing the Truth" radio today (Wednesday) at 1:00 p.m. (EST). Here is the link  for more information....
Posted March 17, 2010 @ 11:55 AM by Jeremy Smith
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The Stain that Stays

All the fuss surrounding Tiger Woods' potential return to golf has left me wondering about how times have changed.   There was a time when it was key for public figures to keep private sleaze private; if it slipped into...
Posted March 17, 2010 @ 8:38 AM by Carl Trueman
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Sign of the end times (not)

Rumor has it that there was a minor panic across the Bible belt this morning when a number of pastors focused on this story as a sign that Matthew 24:15 was about to be fulfilled, advising their congregations to flee...
Posted March 14, 2010 @ 8:58 PM by Rodney Trotter
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New history book from Sandy Finlayson

Prof Sandy Finlayson of Westminster Theological Seminary has published a new book on the formative leaders of the Free Church of Scotland. Unity and Diversity has been published by Christian Focus Publications. It gives biographical studies of men like Thomas...
Posted March 13, 2010 @ 12:29 PM by Iain D Campbell
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Don't Disagree but....

I don't disagree with what Sean says; but I repeat: the `aha' moment is not application; it is not the end point of the sermon; it is not sufficient in itself to communicate the imperative; it certainly is not where...
Posted March 12, 2010 @ 10:21 PM by Carl Trueman
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Running to Bethlehem

Okay, I'll take the bait. Carl just wrote, "If the game is simply to get from Text A to Bethlehem, what do you do with a book like Judges? Preach 200 sermons which essentially say, 'This judge failed, but surprise,...
Posted March 12, 2010 @ 3:23 PM by Sean Lucas
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Slouching to Bethlehem

Derek's comments on a certain kind of Reformed preaching are spot on.  If the game is simply to get from Text A to Bethlehem, what do you do with a book like Judges?  Preach 200 sermons which essentially say `This...
Posted March 12, 2010 @ 2:58 PM by Carl Trueman
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