Dan Greenfield

  • Okaaaaay

    Gay churches don’t have the built-in ability to attract families with children, teenagers with youth programs, and young people with church services like rock concerts. There are no “crying rooms” for babies at Joy MCC or Sunday-school classrooms or a day-care center during the week. … “What I’m finding is they don’t want to go Read more

  • Preaching Without Notes

    An interesting article from the Orthodox Presbyterian Church’s Ordained Servant True passion on the part of the preacher is obvious to his hearers, and it conveys to those hearers something of the importance of what he’s preaching. But polished language may well be the enemy of passion. No doubt undisciplined passion can lead to infelicitous Read more

  • Jesus Christ

    Thy Son is our only refuge, foundation, hope, confidence; We depend upon his death, rest in his righteousness, desire to bear his image; May his glory fill our minds, his love reign in our affections, his cross inflame us with ardor. Valley of Vision, p. 399.   Read more

  • The Second Advent

    Let these things sink down into our minds. In all our thoughts about Christ, let us never forget His second advent. It is well to know that He lived for us, and died for us, and rose again for us, and intercedes for us. But it is also well to know that He is soon Read more

  • Christ in the Old Testament

    There has been an effort among many to “find Christ in the Old Testament.” This has brought both good and bad results, and such from both covenant and dispensational perspectives. I unashamedly align with a “classic” dispensational approach to the Scriptures (a la Ryrie’s Dispensationalism), but I will be the first to say that some Read more

  • Christian Love

    Christian love, according to the First Epistle of John, is not mere sentiment; it is not the indiscriminate good-humor which is sometimes being mistaken for it today. It is compatible with the profoundest hatred of error, and the most zealous contending for the truth. There is nothing weak or sickly or effeminate about it. On Read more

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