THABITI ON RACISM LITTLE WARNIE ON WHAT MAKES A BOY MUST READ LUTHER SERMON A CHURCH WHERE GOD IS PRESENT Thabiti Rounds up Some Blog Posts on Racism. In God’s providence, it seems that a number of blogs have featured in the past week some thinking about race and Christianity. Take a look . . . Tags: racism “You’re a girl, you’ve got a lap. I don’t have a lap. Boys don’t have laps and I’m a boy.” My son,... Read more
The Quest: A Journey Through Biblical Masculinity . . . is a regional Sovereign Grace Ministries conference to be held January 11-13, 2007 at the Hershey Lodge in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Men, ages 15 and older, throughout the northeast and midwest regions of the United States will be gathering to explore the Biblical foundation of masculinity, how to defend Biblical manhood in a culture that doesn’t acknowledge it, and practical ways to apply Biblical masculinity in the home, workplace, church, and... Read more
DINNER WITH CAROLYN McCULLEY CHALLIES CONFERENCE LIST THE JOLLETTE BLOGS DAVID WAYNE TACKLES N. T. WRIGHT AL MOHLER ON THE STATE OF PREACHING Solo Femininity: A Charitable Conversation Carolyn McCulley was kind enough to blog about a great dinner a group of us had when Tope and I were in Washington. Tags: adrianw blogging “I believe in the value of good conferences. Though short-lived, conferences can be a wonderful time of growth, challenge and refreshment.” As a service to the... Read more
For those of you who may not already know, the Desiring God 2006 National Conference will be held in Minneapolis from September 29th through October 1st. The theme is Above All Earthly Powers: The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. In a registration update on the 2006 National Conference Blog, registration as of Tuesday, August 29th was at 90 per cent capacity, and conference officials feel it is very likely it will sell out by Friday. If you are... Read more
There is no doubt that meeting Travis Earles once again, and being introduced to the rest of his family for the first time, was one of the highlights of my trip to Washington. Here we have a family who love God, and whose gentleness, humility, and warm welcome to us was much appreciated. I do so hope that my third meeting with Travis is not another thirteen years after the second. It amazes me to realise that I last met... Read more
The weekend passed in a whir, so I thought that I would finish off my travel blog in a time-delayed format. The experience of visiting the Washington monuments was very impactful for me. I had a lovely time. The thing that struck me about Washington was the incredible sense of intelligent and intentional design. It seemed clear to me that the smallness of the White House, and the grandeur of the Capitol, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Washington Monument were... Read more
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