A Lesson In Real Values
Elisabeth Elliot comments on  Jonathan and Rosalind Goforth: Rosalind Bell-Smith, born in London in 1864, was twelve years old when she heard a sermon on... Read More
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Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Werk is Work
The past three weeks have been spent on the Incarnation. All posts prior to these were an exciting prologue. The Incarnation is the very center... Read More
A Christological Inclusio
There is a fascinating inclusio in 1 Peter 3:18-22 where Peter develops his doctrine of baptism and salvation. The text begins with a reference to... Read More
The Sand of the Sea
One of the chief promises God made to Abraham was that his descendants would be as numerous as the sand of the sea. The point... Read More
From Bavinck to á Brakel: Fast Track Spirituality
Herman Bavinck’s theology is magisterial. One cannot put it down and fail to be impressed. But study alone, understanding alone does not produce spiritual life;... Read More
A Few Preaching Resources
As the week winds down, I figured I’d share a few preaching resources that have been of use to me lately. R. L. Dabney’s book... Read More
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: What Happens Next
Last week we attempted to follow Bavinck through the thick of Christology. He is an outstanding guide. Bavinck has insisted that the subtle nuance which... Read More
The Word, the Son and Faith
It is not uncommon to find theologians drawing attention to the three main enemies the church must fight against during her pilgrimage here on earth–The... Read More
The Exegesis of Jacob’s Tapestry
This is why I love Tommy Keene! Tommy, thanks for doing the work I was too lazy to do.