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The redemptive-historical steps from John 1:1 to 1:12 are some of the most remarkable in all the Scriptures. The eternal God (John 1:1-3) became man... Read More

One of the greatest warnings we find in the Bible we find in the epistle to the Galatians. It concerns the very real danger of... Read More

The president of the seminary I attended often said, to the men preparing for ministry, “Your hardest day in seminary will be easier than your... Read More

Tonight we will begin a mid-week series on the parable of our Lord Jesus Christ at New Covenant. When I was young, I was–like so... Read More

Bernard of Clairvaux once told the story of an old man, who, whenever he heard of some professing Christian falling into sin, would say to... Read More

While it may not appear evident at first glance, the Holy War in which Israel was engaged in the Old Covenant (Ex. 34:11-16) and the Holy... Read More

The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals is hosting the 2011Princeton Regional Conference on Reformed Theology  on November 4-5, 2011 at Nassau Presbyterian Church in Princeton, NJ. The speakers... Read More

Throughout his epistles the apostle Paul employs very specific phraseology to explain the weakness of false religion. The difficulty of explaining the phrase he uses–in... Read More

William Still, in his Notes on Galatians, drew out a most interesting parallel between the coming of the Son into the world and the coming... Read More

J.I. Packer, in his masterpiece Knowing God, noted the importance of the place of the doctrine of adoption in the Christian experience. He writes: You... Read More