What Accords with Sound Doctrine

There is a logical fallacy known in Latin as post hoc, ergo propter hoc —literally translated "after this, therefore because of this....

Time and again, those churches who cling to their God and Bibles are encouraged to "get with the program" and be relevant to the ...

I could not improve on this post from Scott Diekmann's blog, Stand Firm , so I copied it as is.

Tullian Tchividjian is firing on all cylinders as he teaches on how we should be understanding God's word, how Jesus is the true center...

Last week I posted quotes by nineteenth-century theologian Edmond de Presenssé from his work Christian Life and Practice in the Early Chur...

I have been quite busy from work.  That is why there has not been items of original thought or observations here.  As a result several thin...

If prayer thus conceived is, as it were, the grand harmony of the Christian soul, the keynote of the religious life, it is no less necessar...

Prayer, according to Clement of Alexandria,* is in truth life with God.  When we only move our lips, or even without the lips our soul spea...

The Reformation was a time when men went blind, staggering drunk because they had discovered, in the dusty basement of late medievalism, a ...

Sanctification, if it is to be spoken of as something other than justification is perhaps best defined as the art of getting used to the un...