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Some may see this as the Anglican church in trouble.  Could it be the Anglican church in reform?

Quarter of world’s Anglicans boycott conference - Yahoo! News

See for yourself an Anglican parishioner call Gene Robinson, an American openly gay bishop, to repent and return to the authority of Scriptures.

BBC NEWS | UK | Protest disrupts bishop’s sermon

The Presbyterian Church USA’s leadership is moving the denomination toward liberalism quite quickly.  Dr. Mohler chronicles the latest.

A Date with Disaster — Presbyterians Approve Homosexual Clergy

The African Anglicans are holding firm to the authority of Scripture and proclaim an American Bishop to be apostate and the Anglican leadership of the West to preach a false gospel.  Wow!  May their tribe increase.

Conservatives say not quitting Anglican Communion - Yahoo! News

Beyond what this article says about the more politically liberal position and imbalanced public stance among the Presbyterian church’s hierarchy, the article shows a fairly large divide between the grass roots churches and the denomination’s official governing leadership.

The Presbyterians Giveth, the Presbyterians Taketh Away | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical Conviction

Here’s an excerpt from what I thought was one of the most powerful messages of the 2008 Together for the Gospel Conference. Where are the faithful men? I needed to hear this again tonight!

more about “Where Are the Faithful?“, posted with vodpod

Great post responding to Riddlebarger and recommending an excellent read on the subject of Dispensationalism.

The Essentials of Dispensationalism « Expository Thoughts

Here’s a great question: What’s good about fundamentalism? Great comments by John Piper.

20 Reasons I Don’t Take Potshots at Fundamentalists :: Desiring God

Fellow TMS Alumni Blogger, Fred Butler, points us to the resources of Doug Moo - whose Romans commentary is a must read for me as I continue to preach through the book.

Hip and Thigh: Doug Moo Biblical Studies

Jayson Byassee of Christianity Today suggests that we need to stop picking on Jeremiah Wright and instead embrace him as a brother. Does Wright advocate and illustrate orthodox Christianity? What do you think?

Jeremiah Wright, Evangelicals’ Brother in Christ | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical Conviction

Dr. Mohler Responds to the recently released “Evangelical Manifesto.”

An Evangelical Response to “An Evangelical Manifesto”

On Sunday evenings for the past two months, I have been preaching through the ninth chapter of Romans. It is a difficult one to navigate exegetically and theologically. I’ve enjoyed the study and the preaching. God has used it in a number of people’s lives (as they have relayed it to me) [...]

Need to search theological journals - here’s a search engine that will take you through over 600.

Index Theologicus

HT: Justin Taylor

Russell Moore’s commentary on Jeremiah Wright is an excellent discussion of this hot topic.

The Henry Institute: Commentary

Excellent interview with Thabiti Anyabwile in light of the recent flap over Barak Obama and his pastor, Jeremiah Wright.

Black Power from the Pulpit | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical Conviction

I heard Millard Erickson’s radio program (The Albert Mohler Program) with Russ Moore and it was an interesting discussion. Here are the lectures at Southern Seminary.

Between Two Worlds: Gheen Lectures by Millard Erickson

Justin Taylor points us to a Google Earth Passion week geographical tour and harmony.

Between Two Worlds: Passion Week Geography and Harmony

This will be a good journal to keep an eye on:

consumed: Announcing a New Student Journal at Southern Seminary

I was unfamiliar with the article “A Common Word Between Us.”  John Piper’s video challenge is worth the listen even if you are as ignorant as I am about attempts between Muslim’s and Christians to come together.

A Common Word Between Us? :: Desiring God Blog