The Emmaus Sessions: Christ and Redemptive History
So far we have met at New Covenant Presbyterian Church’s Study Center for seven installments of “The Emmaus Sessions.” “The Emmaus Sessions” are a series of talks... Read More
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Adolphe Monod on Jesus, the Mystery of Godliness
The apostle Paul adopts what appears to have been a 1st Century Christian creed or hymn in 1 Timothy 3:16–in which he introduces a six... Read More
The “Not I, but the Lord…I say, Not the Lord” Sayings of Paul
John Murray, Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminister Theological Seminary in Philadelphia from 1930-1966, wrote what I believe to be the single most helpful chapter... Read More
Jonathan Edwards on Self-Righteousness in Believers
Jonathan Edwards, in his sermon Bringing the Ark to Zion a Second Time, noted the great danger of falling into the sin of self-righteousness as a... Read More
The Emmaus Sessions: The Abrahamic Covenant and Christ
This past Tuesday we met at New Covenant’s study center for the sixth installment of “The Emmaus Sessions.” This time we met to consider the... Read More
Christ Crucified: the Center of Gravity in Preaching
In his sermon “The Gracious Provision,” Geerhardus Vos made some outstanding–and much needed–observations and instructions about keeping Christ crucified for sinners at the center of... Read More
William Still Sermons
Over the years I have gathered several mp3 sermon series by the late Rev. William Still. The lives of some of the most influential pastors... Read More
Noah, Jesus and Preaching to Spirits
As a young Christian, longing to grow in my knowledge of the exegetically difficult portions of Scripture, I came across John Skilton’s WTJ 58:1 (Spr 96) article,... Read More
Teaching One Another In…
I have always been a part of churches that have sung the rich hymnody of Christendom in the worship services (specifically those hymns that were... Read More
Jesus Christ: Savior or Example?
There has been no small debate over the latter part of the 20th Century, and the first decade of the 21st Century, as to whether... Read More