Joshua Lim wrote 1 day ago: From my observation of contemporary preaching, neither “conservative” nor “liberal … more →
Anna Adams wrote 2 days ago: “She’s got a don’t mess with me attitude She’ll close a deal she don’t … more →
John Pike wrote 2 days ago: Public Safety Commission Meeting Thursday November 19, 2009, 10:30 a.m. Criminal Law Enforcement Aud … more →
Hiram wrote 1 week ago: 22 Then Paul stood in the midst of the Areopagus and said, “Men of Athens, I perceive that in all th … more →
Reformed Reader wrote 1 week ago: A few weeks back, a Barth post of mine led to a good discussion in the comments. This post is a sor … more →
Adam Kotsko wrote 4 weeks ago: I posted this as a comment to Ben Myers’ latest post, but since it’s somewhat off to the … more →
John Pike wrote 4 weeks ago: Public Safety Commission Meeting Friday, October 23, 2009, 10:30 a.m. Criminal Law Enforcement Audit … more →
R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: Congratulations to Westminster Seminary California (‘04) alumnus and sometime lecturer in Hist … more →
camdentl wrote 1 month ago: Robert L. Short, The Parables of Dr. Seuss (WJKP, 2008), 95 pp.; Karl Barth, Fifty Prayers (WJKP, 20 … more →
Glen wrote 1 month ago: It’s confession time: I began my sermon tonight with “”a joke”". You know, … more →
sjloncar wrote 1 month ago: Over at clavi non defixi, Evan has an interesting post on local canons. I’m pretty new to the … more →
Kent Eilers wrote 1 month ago: The ontological determination of humanity is grounded in the fact that one man among all others is t … more →
sakirkland wrote 1 month ago: This is where we really start to get to the good stuff. What is perhaps the most distinguishing mark … more →
moods2009 wrote 1 month ago: <– Previous Post <Back> or <Top> … more →
Chris Goan wrote 1 month ago: Bonhoeffer is one of our Evangelical hero’s. The good German- an extraordinary man in extraord … more →
sakirkland wrote 1 month ago: This week a Barth reading group began at the place where I study. We began with Rom1:18-32 in Der Ro … more →
stephengardner wrote 1 month ago: In the last post, I was reflecting on how Barth portrays God’s ‘unchangeableness’. He is the One who … more →
stephengardner wrote 2 months ago: Is God’s life and freedom in conflict with his unchangeablness? How does the immutable One bring abo … more →
robahas wrote 2 months ago: I’ve recently read two books on Karl Barth and I like him more and more. I’ve also inges … more →