Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Summer Reading
We’re taking some time off this summer but it’s impossible to put Bavinck down. A set of Bavinck is difficult to stuff in a backpack,... Read More
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Google Wave
Where was this when I was in seminary? Could you image the note taking possibilities if you have a corporate note taking endeavor using Google... Read More
Binnie’s Magnificent Work on the Psalms
When I was in seminary, my Hebrew professor, Dr. Benjamin Shaw, recommended an old hermeneutical volume on the Psalms–William Binnie’s The Psalms: Their History, Teachings... Read More
John Fesko Live on Christ the Center + Book Giveaway
The Reformed Forum is going to host John Fesko once again on Christ the Center. This time he’ll be discussing his newest book, The Rule of Love. ... Read More
Dr. Benjamin Shaw on the Song of Songs
As some of our readers will know, I have a special interest in the Song of Songs. I am greatly indebted to many of the... Read More
Nick Drake – A Life Without Hope
As a guitarist and songwriter I have, for quite some time, been fascinated by the life and music of Nick Drake. If you are not... Read More
Puritan Principles of Biblical Interpretation
J.I. Packer, in his masterpiece A Quest for Godliness , highlights what he believes to be the three major principles of biblical interpretation in Puritan... Read More
Falkirk Ferguson and Donnelly Audio
Falkirk Free Church has a very helpful audio resource page with sermons and lectures by Edward Donnelly, Sinclair Ferguson, John L. Mackay and D.A. Carson.... Read More
Poly-Gratia?
Here is a thoughtful post by Josh Walker, in which he seeks to refine a term used to emphasize the multiplicity of blessings that come... Read More
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: The Suit Makes the Man
In the previous post Bavinck suggested that religion has more of a connecting point to real life than people give it credit. Sacrifice was the... Read More