Michael Horton seems to have become the recent spokesperson for Reformed Theology, and I am quite happy about that. Horton doesn’t come off as an angry Calvinist and dialogues well with those outside of his own dogmatics. His writing serves as a good jump off point to understand the system of Reformed Theology, humanizing and … Continue reading
Yesterday Emir Caner, the president of Truett-McConnell College in Georgia, brother of (ex) Liberty University Seminary President and Southern Baptist tweeted an extremely controversial and personally hurtful jab at The Acts 29 Network. It seemed thoughtless and mean-spirited, probably rooted in cultural and theological differences. He said| Now, I don’t want to pick this apart … Continue reading