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
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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
Joel Beeke on Pride and the Gospel Ministry
Joel Beeke gave three pre-conference talks at the 2008 Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology. The second lecture had to do with the minister and pride.... Read More
Sinclair Ferguson on Owen, the Sealing of the Spirit, and the Trials of the Christian
Sinclair Ferguson, while giving a lecture about John Owen on the Holy Spirit, explained that the trials through which the Christian goes are actually evidence... Read More
Paul Helm on VanHoozer’s Drama of Doctrine
Paul Helm has a new article on his blog concerning Kevin Vanhoozer’s The Drama of Doctrine. As with most everything that Helm writes this looks... Read More
New Christ the Center – Scott Clark and Ligon Duncan
Two new Christ the Center radio programs are now available. We had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Scott Clark, professor of Church History and Historic... Read More
OK, I admit it. I am not perfect.
As I continue to work my way through Collin Hansen’s Young, Restless, Reformed I have discovered to my amazement that he has mentioned old line... Read More
Jeff Waddington on The Legacy of John Calvin
Since he probably would not draw attention to his own review over at Reformation 21, I’d like to point out that our own Jeff Waddington... Read More