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Characteristic of our age is the wholehearted embrace of relativisms; I speak of relativisms (in the plural) because we can consider relativism from several (interrelated) perspectives. I often make use of a tripartite conception of man (as mind, will, and emotion) to classify some important relativistic views.
If relativism is applied to mind, we relinquish [...]
Continue Reading →How can we conserve biblical worship? We can conserve biblical worship by regulating our worship by God’s Word, by learning to distinguish between ordinate affection and appetite and choosing worship forms that foster those affections for God, by cultivating those worship forms that [...]
Continue Reading →Last Thursday, March 11, we held our first regional Conservative Worship Symposium at First Baptist Church in Sterling Heights, MI. This meeting was an informative and encouraging gathering, and we’re in the process of planning other symposiums around the country in the near future. If you’d like to request [...]
Continue Reading →We recently received an excellent question submitted through the “Article Suggestions” module in the right column of this site: “What areas of aesthetics are preferences that are relative to individuals (if any)?”
I recently argued in a post on this site (from a chapter in Sound Worship) that it [...]
Continue Reading →All four of the sermons I preached at Maranatha Baptist Bible College are now available online.
Is the Bible Enough? 2 Timothy 3:14-17 Discerning the Will of God – Romans 12:1-2 Evaluating Musical Communication – Ephesians 4:29 Is Beauty in [...]
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