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Covid passports for church? Absolutely not. No way.

Herman Bavinck died 100 years ago today. This is my take on why he still matters The Gospel Coalition. thegospelcoalition.org/article/herman…

When your first PhD student (Cory Brock) meets a bunch of your current PhD students… and you miss it because one of your kids has covid. #2021 Inspiring to see all these Reformed theologians in one room! (Photo by Israel Guerrero)

Excited to get the ball rolling with this semester's Theology and Ethics Research Seminar School of Divinity this afternoon with 'Speaking of Tongues: Kuyper on Evolutionary Linguistics' (an expanded version of a paper I gave last month TheFaradayInstitute Cambridge University).

Translating a book is such a weird thing. You're not the author, but you try to get under the author's skin, understand the content, context & literary choices. You become a custodian of the text. In form & content, you're trying to become the author, albeit in your own language.

Dr James Eglinton's youngest student (age 7) in an oral presentation argued that "Bavinck was against homework". That's good enough for me.

Congratulations Stephen Dolan! Amazing achievement!

The Church Forests of Ethiopia, an utterly gorgeous book from cover to cover, by Kieran Dodds - biblical narrative, ecology, theology in context… It’s stunning. (Matthew Baines cameo too!) Maybe we can get you to School of Divinity to speak about it one day?

You can hear about my PhD research on Gisbertus Voetius’s (1589-1676) doctrine of participation on the latest episode of the The London Lyceum podcast, out today. Thanks to Jordan Steffaniak and the team for having me on the show! podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the…

🎧 to scholar of Reformed scholasticism Matthew Baines discuss his work on Gisbertus Voetius and participation. 🔊🔊🔊: redcircle.com/shows/bfb67000…

I was very chuffed to receive this in the post today. I couldn't attend my graduation ceremony in Edinburgh, but I had a lovely celebration with my extended family in Sydney. I'm very thankful to so many people who helped make this a reality, especially my beautiful wife Larissa.