It was Steve and my great privilege to have Dr. Ashley Null as our guest on the Pilgrim’s Podcast this week! We sat out on the rooftop of our building on a beautifully sunny morning and drank sparkling mineral water whilst we talked about God and life. What could be better! Ashley is a fantastic …
Monthly Archive: August 2009
Aug
26
rant two.
Hey blog, it’s been a while. I’ve been doing my trials. during this time though I’ve checked out some other, different blogs. As it turns out seeing in a mirror is one of the far less self-indulgent blogs that I’ve read. So I’m here to change that. I know this is (/hasn’t) been the style …
Aug
24
Dr. David Virtue and Michael Horton discuss the Future of Anglicanism
From the White Horse Inn (Michael Horton‘s podcast and blog), this is a cracker of an interview. Definitely worth listening to whether or not you’re an Anglican. Here we find two able Reformed guys discussing the current state of Global Anglicanism in the midst of widespread liberalism. Also, it was really lovely to hear Michael …
Aug
24
Pilgrim’s Podcast #13: Chris Ashton, SMBC vs. Moore, Church Planting Vibes, Learning from Reformed Dudes, and Cabernet Merlot
Well folks, here’s the first ever showdown between Moore and SMBC. We know you’ve been waiting for it! Chris Ashton, a good bloke (yes, there are some!*) from SMBC comes to the Pilgrim’s Podcast studio and reps his college. And he does a cracker job of it too! From churches around Sydney, to the vibe …
Aug
21
Gunton and the Triune Creator
I’ve just finished reading Colin E. Gunton’s ‘The Triune Creator‘. His main argument seems to be that Creation is a Project which the Father works through His two hands: the Son and the Spirit. Basically, it’s a Trinitarian rooting to the doctrine of creation. He does a historical survey of the theology and philosophy which …
Aug
17
For Whom Did Christ Die? Three Views!
Over at Michael Bird’s blog, he’s doing a three view interview about the atonement. Ben Witherington III takes the Arminian line, Michael Jensen takes the Amyraldian line, and Paul Helm takes the Calvinist line. It’s an interesting few short posts. Michael Jensen has a go at John Owen for his Calvinism (it would be interesting …
Aug
16
Pilgrim’s Podcast #12: Bishop Glenn Davies, Reformed Theology, Baptism and Good Banter!
This is an absolute cracker of a Pilgrim’s Podcast! It might even top last week’s one! Bishop Glenn Davies joined us for a great interview about a whole bunch of things! In fact, we just touched the tip of an iceberg’s worth of discussion – hopefully there’ll be a part two soon. We discussed Glenn’s theological …
Aug
14
The Prodigal God DVD and Discussion Guide
This is fantastic! In case you hadn’t read the book, I’d urge you to do so. I have learnt and benefitted greatly from Keller’s teaching from this parable of Jesus in Luke. And grasping more of the Father’s feast of heaven has been a real joy! So, I’d encourage you to check this out when …
Aug
12
Tim Keller on Preaching
After a really fruitful chat with Andrew Katay about preaching method, and how to preach the Gospel and help people change – this is a timely link! Mark Thompson has linked through to some talks given at OakHill College by Tim Keller on preaching. I haven’t yet listened to them (but I can commend these …









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