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Daily Archives: September 19, 2015
Paul the Persecutor
Reading Acts In several letters Paul confesses that he once persecuted the followers of Jesus and caused the death of some. In Acts Luke associates this violent persecution with the preaching of Stephen, a deacon who delivers a prophetic speech in … Continue reading
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Is the Psalmist a Protestant?
Forgive the somewhat cheeky title to this post. I have been re-reading portions of Berkouwer’s Faith and Sanctification, a volume from his dogmatics series. It is superb and easily among my favorite volumes, from the five or six that I have read or consulted. As…
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James' Ramblings 