Steve Baugh on Bibliolatry
Thanks to R. Scott Clark for pointing out an article by Steve Baugh on Bibliolatry. I have heard several individuals, looking for more immediate revelation... Read More
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Dr. Benjamin Shaw on Amenemope
Dr. Benjamin Shaw, professor of OT at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, has an informative post on the wisdom of Amenemope and Proverbs. For anyone interested... Read More
Derek Thomas on the Pastor and the Academy
We recently interviewed Derek Thomas, Associate Pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, MS and John Richards Professor of Practical and Systematic Theology at RTS... Read More
Stephen Nichols on Jesus in America
Stephen J. Nichols has written a book that every professing Christian living in America should read. Jesus Made in America: A Cultural History from the... Read More
Trueman on the Significance of Creeds and Confessions
Ligonier blog has posted a great article by Carl Trueman on the significance of creeds and confessions. You can read it here.
Carl Trueman and David Garner on WTS
Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia has released some new documents by two of their faculty members. These docs explain further the recent decisions of the... Read More
Ligon Duncan on Biblical Priorities
First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, MS has an interesting set of sermons by Ligon Duncan on Biblical Priorities: Our Contemporary Context 2 Timothy 3:1-5Biblical Preaching... Read More
All Good Things Must Come To An End
I finally finished reading my copy of Collin Hansen’s Young, Restless, Reformed: A Journey with the New Calvinists which you can obtain here. Consider my... Read More
Jonathan Edwards on The Covenant of Redemption, the Decrees of God, Redemptive History, and the Song of Songs
Harry S. Stout, in the preface to The Works of Jonathan Edwards vol. 22, explained that very early in his ministry Edwards began to be... Read More
On Being Reformed: What’s In A Name And Come On Over And Join Us
As I am continuing to make my way through Collin Hansen’s Young, Restless, Reformed I see that he has finally interacted with what I call... Read More