Charge to Class of 2016 June 9, 2016June 8, 2016Scott Redd Comment Here is my charge to the RTS Washington class of 2016 on the occasion of its commencement May . It is adapted from [...]
Lovely Wisdom and Three Types of Fools April 18, 2016April 18, 2016Scott Redd Comment I preached from Prov 6:1-9 this past Sunday at the wonderful Christ the King Anglican Church in Alexandria, Va. The sermon title was “Sons, [...]
Calvin the Exegete April 2, 2015Scott Redd Comment In Richard Muller’s helpful article entitled “Calvin’s Exegesis of Old Testament Prophecies” he summarizes the great Reformer’s approach and in doing so touches [...]
From Deep to Deep: Water in Psalm 42 March 25, 2015Scott Redd Comment I have considered Psalm 42 (“As a deer pants for water brooks…”) among my favorite psalms for some time. The highly intimate prayer speaks [...]
Where the Morning Lies March 19, 2015February 17, 2016Scott Redd 2 This poem by Emily Dickinson is about a child’s question that is really a human question, a Sunday-morning congregation’s question. It struck me [...]
Tim Keller on Preaching in a Secularized Environment November 20, 2014Scott Redd Comment While the nature and extent of secularization has been questioned of late (see this post on Peter Berger’s recent shift in thought), there [...]