Paul, the Law and Eschatological Justification: Three Views of Romans 2:13
One of the most important and most hotly debated exegetical and biblical-theological issues in our day is that concerning the words of Paul in Romans... Read More
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The Anatomy of Saving Faith
In his sermon on Justification from Romans 5:1, J.C. Ryle powerfully explained the nature of saving faith under the following figure: Saving faith is the hand of the... Read More
A Crisis In the Divine Government
As I work through a sermon series on the book of Romans at New Covenant I remembered a quote I had stumbled across many years ago... Read More
Individual Personalities and the Gospel
One of the aspects of biblical revelation that has received quit a bit of attention in the Reformed church during the last Century and a... Read More
The Strongest Evidence for the Deity of the Son
We ask every man coming before our Presbytery committee for ordination to give some biblical proofs of the deity of Christ. Without fail, each appeals... Read More
Make It Your Own!
Many years ago I read through J.W. Alexander’s Thoughts on Preaching and found it to be one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve had in preparation for... Read More
9 Traces of the Doctrine of the Trinity in the Old Testament
In chapter 3 of his Reformed Dogmatics (vol. 1), Geerhardus Vos set out 9 “traces of the doctrine of the Trinity…in the Old Testament.” Among the... Read More
20 Things Jesus Does As The Great Shepherd
In his Commentary on the Whole Epistle to the Hebrews, William Gouge set out 20 things Scripture teaches us that Jesus does as the great... Read More
Four Things To Keep In Mind For Your “Last Sermon”
Sinclair Ferguson, in his chapter “I Shall Not Want” in the Richard Allen Bodey ed. If I Had Only One Sermon to Preach, set out four... Read More
The Grace of Remembering
Forgetting something important is one of the most frustrating experiences in life. If we forget an appointment, a birthday or directions we become painfully aware... Read More