Monthly Archives: January 2008

Mark Dever Asks a Good Question

Posted on January 31, 2008 by Andrew Webb

If you aren’t familiar with Pastor Mark Dever’s “Nine Marks” organization, you should be. Nine Marks exists to: “cultivate and encourage churches characterized by these nine marks: Expositional Preaching, Biblical Theology, Biblical Understanding of the Good News, Biblical Understanding of … Continue reading →

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Westminster Shorter Catechism Audio Online

Posted on January 25, 2008 by Andrew Webb

I want to recommend a wonderful resource being made available by Immanuel Presbyterian Church, an Old School Presbyterian congregation in Norfolk, VA. Immanuel is making the entire Westminster Shorter Catechism available for download in high quality MP3 format. While this … Continue reading →

Posted in Catechizing, Old School Presbyterian Churches, Pastoral Theology | 4 Comments

Reflections on the 34th Anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade Decision…

Posted on January 22, 2008 by Andrew Webb

Intro: Admittedly this has only a tenuous connection to the subject of building Old School Churches, but today is 34th Anniversary of one of the darkest days in American history, the anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade Supreme court decision … Continue reading →

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Ancient Answers to Modern Church Problems

Posted on January 4, 2008 by Andrew Webb

In First Corinthians the apostle Paul wrote what was probably one of the most difficult letters of his life, he was writing to a church that was in crisis, in every sense. There was no unity and mutual love in … Continue reading →

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