Koester on Revelation
Over at Bring the Books, Adam Parker has a series of posts in which he reviews Craig Koester’s Revelation and the End of All Things.... Read More
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Ligonier’s “Bits, Bytes, Blogs & Bibles” Pre-Conference Videos
This year’s pre-conference for Ligonier Ministries’ National Conference centered on the biblical approach to social media. Overall it was a very beneficial conference. Ed Stetzer,... Read More
Was Adam a Servant or a Son Before the Fall?
One important questions in theology is whether or not Adam was in a state of sonship prior to the fall. The answer to this question... Read More
Spurgeon, Driscoll and Tickling the Oyster
I wish I had a better sense of humor–and ability to use it in the pulpit–for the purpose of grabbing people’s attention. Can a minister... Read More
The Glorious Conquest (Acts 9:1-22)
The audio and video from the June 20, 2010 worship service at New Covenant Presbyterian Church is now online. The text was Acts 9:1-22 and... Read More
The Patriarchal Revelation of Job
The book of Job gives us a glimpse of the majesty of God and His works in a manner unsurpassed among the patriarchal revelation. Reformed... Read More
Improving Your Conversations
It was said of Thomas Halyburton, the great Scottish theologian of the late seventeenth century, that “he abhorred that unedifying converse that is spent in... Read More
Doctrine Has Consequences
I have loved the study of doctrine since I came to faith in Christ. I couldn’t help but eagerly seek to learn all about the... Read More
The Three Days of Jonah, Jesus and Paul
There seems to be a connection between Jonah and Saul of Tarsus. Both were nationalistic zealots. Both thought they deserved the grace of God. Both... Read More
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: 10 for 10
God does not change, Bavinck said, because he is. He is independent of time and has life in himself. To say that God becomes as... Read More