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It might appear self-evident that the Scriptures do not teach that Christ died for angels; after all, Hebrews 2:16 explicitly declares that Jesus took upon... Read More

Until very recently, some of our Old Princeton heroes had failed to garner much of any biographical or systematic analysis.  Thankfully this is beginning to... Read More

The following is the concluding paragraph of a position paper–from the 18th General Assembly of the PCA–on the issue of how ministers ought to fence... Read More

Little children keep yourselves from idols (1 John 5:21)* If the heart of man is, as John Calvin described it, “an idol making factor,” then... Read More

This past Sunday I had the privilege of preaching at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Fresh Meadows in Queens, NY.  I had the opportunity to see... Read More

Abraham Kuyper, in his masterful Work of the Holy Spirit, made a fascinating observation about the power that Jesus had over the dead in the three... Read More

Michael Morales serves as Dean of Admissions and Assistant Professor of Old Testament and Great Works in the Undergraduate Program and Certificate Program at Ligonier... Read More

I have often been asked the question, “What Systematic Theology (ST) do you find most helpful?” Over the past decade I have recommended, among others... Read More

Our friends at Crossway recently released a well-conceived and executed festschrift (celebratory writing) for John Piper, pastor of preaching of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis,... Read More

One of the questions that desperately needs to be answered in our day is whether we should view the Church as an organism or as... Read More