Was Jonathan Edwards Reformed?
I have been mulling over the question whether Jonathan Edwards was Reformed in any meaningful sense of the word “Reformed”. I am ambivalent on the... Read More
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Scott Clark on Evangelical Affiliations
Scott Clark, over at Heidelblog, has some very interesting thoughts about ecclesiology, confessionalism and evangelical affiliations. Clark writes: Our personal relations with others, as private... Read More
Preach with Authority
While its been some time since I’ve watched this, I have often thought about how valuable a lesson is here for Gospel preachers. I have... Read More
The Least of These My Brethren?
If you took a moment to search the internet for “Matthew 25,” among various online Bible references, you would find a litany of different churches,... Read More
Calvinism Popular?!
I began reading Collin Hansen’s Young, Restless, Reformed: A Journalist’s Journey With The New Calvinists* for my bedtime reading last night. I was immediately caught... Read More
A Doctrine Analytical Philosophers Love To Hate
As I have begun reading the new edition of Cornelius Van Til’s The Defense of the Faith I was reminded that he affirms a doctrine... Read More
Jesus at the Wedding, Jesus the Bridegoom
Today I am preaching at the wedding of a good friend. The text I am planning to preach is John 3:22-31–John the Baptist’s declaration about... Read More
Westminster and Enns Joint Statement
Westminster Theological Seminary and Peter Enns have issued a joint statement. As of August 1, 2008, Professor Enns will “discontinue his service” at the seminary.
The More Things Change The More They Stay The Same
As I continue to read through Iain Murray’s splendid volume Lloyd-Jones: Messenger of Grace I have been blessed and strengthened by the example set by... Read More
John Gerstner on Justification by Faith
The Ligonier Ministry Blog has been posting sections of John Gerstner’s book Theology for Everyman. So far they have posted several chapters of this book.... Read More