GUEST COLUMN: Spurgeon’s fainting fits
It comes as a surprise to some that Charles Spurgeon had a lifelong battle with depression. His reputation as a…
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It comes as a surprise to some that Charles Spurgeon had a lifelong battle with depression. His reputation as a…
Read moreWe are drifting back to the era of the Test Acts. For those who don’t know, the Test Acts were…
It is becoming increasingly popular for theologians to accept the idea that Jesus, because of his human nature, erred in…
Celebrity status is temporary. Time races on, life is congested and we soon forget. Of course, some towering figures of…
We have an announcement to make — today, our families and marriages are under siege. Good communication and conflict resolution…
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This is a very short book, with just 35 pages of text, designed to explain the “Essentials” of Christianity to unbelievers. It’s based on verses from Luke’s gospel. It’s split into 5 parts, entitled Reveal, Reject, Rescue, Relationship, and Response;…
“‘Hell’ may be a very popular word, but hell is a hugely unpopular subject” (p.5). So writes Blanchard in his introduction to this helpful little book. We may not want to think or speak about hell, but we must discover…
I enjoyed this slim volume immensely. Its contributors point out that faithfulness means clarity about the gospel and about contemporary delusions about sin. The contributors are realistic about the pressures facing faithful servants of God in Anglican ministry especially. It…
This commentary from Philip Eveson, in the Welwyn Commentary Series, begins with a ten-page introduction, briefly touching on psalm headings (part of the Hebrew text); the division of the Psalter into five books; different types of psalm (praise, prayer, thanksgiving,…
