East of Eden: The Biblical and Systematic Theology of Jonathan Edwards
Every week Jeff Waddington, Dave Filson and I come together to record an episode of “East of Eden,” in which we discuss the biblical and systematic theology... Read More
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Revjw’s Book Corner 11.2.12
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 1859-2009 By Gregory A. Wills Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009 566 pp General Index Illustrations Gregory Wills, professor of church... Read More
The “Signs” of Tongues and Prophecy in 1 Cor. 14:20-25
Whatever position one takes with regard to the cessation or continuation of the extraordinary gifts of the Spirit mentioned throughout the pages of the New... Read More
A Divinely Inspired Anachronism of Eschatological Hope (or ‘How God Enabled Abraham to Long for Heaven’)
In his sermon “Heavenly-Mindedness,” Geerhardus Vos explained how the partriarchs could be said to be “waiting for the city which has foundations, whose builder and... Read More
Death and Resurrection: The Typlogical Structure of Old Testament Redemptive History
Throughout redemptive history a number of typological death and resurrection acts were revealed in Scripture to prepare us for the ultimate death and resurrection of... Read More
When Christ Orchestrates a Prison Break
Normally, I’m the guy in the room who was redeemed out of the most extreme, outwardly rebellious lifestyle. That’s one of the reasons why I... Read More
Jesus Runs the Church
On October 7, 2012, Rev. Roland Barnes–of Trinity PCA in Statesboro, GA–came to New Covenant PCA to do a seminar on the government of the church and... Read More
Christ and the Tent in the Wilderness
In recent years a number of volumes have been written which seek to deal with the biblical theology of the Tabernacle in the wilderness. This... Read More
Jonathan Edwards on Righteous and Sinful Anger
I know that when the Bible says, “Be anger and do not sin” it is clearly teaching us that there is such a thing as... Read More
The Man Behind Monergism
It might sounds strange to hear someone speak of “the man behind monergism,” since the word monergism–in theological parlance–is used to denote the singular working of God in Christ... Read More