Concluding his astonishing Introductory Remarks in his book Heretics, G. K. Chesterton spins a yarn: "I revert to the doctrinal methods of the thirteenth century, inspired by the general hope of getting things done. Suppose that a great commotion arises in the street about something, let us say a lamp-post, which many influential persons desire to pull down. A... Continue Reading →
I was walking the dogs recently and came across this lamp-post, an unusual vision that stopped me in my tracks. It is clearly an older light, probably not even working, neglected and almost over-run with, what my kids used to call "nature"! It reminded me of two possibilities for a believer in Christ: First, positively,... Continue Reading →
http://vimeo.com/75045602 Thanks to Glen at christthetruth.net for this excellent video. Lyrics below, and with his blessing they may be used to spread the Light: Vast armies undead do tread through the night and In hordes march towards hapless victims to frighten. They stumble in step with glass-eyes on the prizes; Bunched hither, hunched over in... Continue Reading →
Sermons are a duty and a joy. A duty that is born out of the calling of God to preach the Gospel of Christ in the power of the Spirit, which is also a joy at the same time. This strange combination and the outworking of it always amazes me, and always motivates me, it... Continue Reading →
Gralefrit Theology 