I must follow, if I can


Pursuing it with eager feet / Until it joins some larger way
  • Law & Gospel

    By Aaron Lord
    One of my favorite books. Two of the things that have really helped me grow up spiritually in the last few years have been coming to an understanding of covenant theology as a framework for interpreting the Old Testament, and a right understanding of the relationship of Law and Gospel.... [Read More]
  • Attributes of a Healthy Church

    By Aaron Lord
    I jotted down a couple thoughts during a recent worship service at the local Presbyterian church: Tiny church: you feel alone, like it's you vs. the world. Big church: you worship God in community, gathered, hundreds of voices together. You don't feel like it's "us vs. world". Driving around downtown... [Read More]
  • Why not “Mainline”?

    By Aaron Lord
    More than a decade ago, I was part of a church that sent “missionaries” to Scotland to try to show the Presbyterians how to do church, and I went on two such mission trips myself. In the years since, I have come to see that it’s all the rest of... [Read More]
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  • BlogPress iPhone app review

    By Aaron Lord
    Downloading BlogPress was my last-stitch effort to save my Blogger blog. So much of my online activity revolves around my iPhone that my blog has suffered in recent years, since Blogger doesn’t have a mobile version. I can post drafts via email, but they always end up with funny line... [Read More]
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  • Against Dispensationalism

    By Aaron Lord
    There’s a whole lot of eschatological fervor out there, with the civil war in Libya, the earthquake in Japan a couple months ago, Harold Camping’s yet-another-failed-prediction of the date and time of Judgment Day, and Obama’s speech on Middle East diplomacy. [Read More]
  • How to spot a false prophet

    By Aaron Lord
    In light of the impending Judgment Day, I’d like to point put some things that are stated a bit more explicitly in Scripture than the date of the end of the world, namely, two easy ways to spot a false prophet.1) Anyone who says they know the date of the... [Read More]