“Grudem reflected on this calling in an interview: “I attended Park Street Church and sat under Ockenga’s teaching from the late fall of 1967 (my freshman year) until my graduation from Harvard in June, 1970. I had gone to Harvard… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“The biblical doctrine of hell reshapes all our thinking about the future of this world and its inhabitants.” — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“He did not make us all the same. He loves diversity. He revels in it. He created a world that pulses with difference, that… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“The church tastes true delight, and the world only samples a counterfeit. Pastors cannot help but pull off the mask of worldly thinking and… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“Arriving in the town of Princeton in the full flowering of fall, he could not help but gush: “Everything is gothic,” he wrote to… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“Ancient wisdom collides with modern crises, equipping believers to image Christ in a world entranced with salvific knock-offs.” — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“He concluded the point with an explosive distinction: “The chief modern rival of Christianity is ‘liberalism,’” not secularist thought, for “Christianity is founded upon… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“Pastors are appointed by God to help their people see that the church walks in the light and all others in darkness. We, the… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“But Ockenga did not shy away from identifying himself—and his pulpit—with Calvinism, which many years prior had shaped the New England mind. “Whatever we… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
“Whatever response we draw, we’ve got to know this: evangelism is not easy. It’s not supposed to be. It’s challenging to tell someone that… — Owen Strachan Copy Share Image
