On Not Being Good Enough for the Gospel
Erol Bortucene posted a great quote in which Martyn Lloyd-Jones explained that when people say they are not good enough for the Gospel, they are... Read More
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Discrimination and the Seven Servants
William Still, in his sermon on Acts 6:1-7, mentioned that the problem of the discrimination against the Greek speaking Jewish widows by the Hebrew speaking... Read More
The Imperative of the Indicative: Preaching Christ from the Gospels
It may seem strange to hear someone say that ministers need to learn how to preach Christ from the Gospels; but in light of the... Read More
Separated at Birth?
Every time I see a picture of Robert Gibbs, the current White House Press Secretary, I wonder if he and Phil Ryken were somehow separated... Read More
Advice on Reading Noteworthy Theological Chapters, Articles and Sermons
If you are anything like me, you know that having multiple interests makes reading books–cover to cover–an extremely difficult task. There was a time when... Read More
The Family Tree of Reformed Biblical Theology
All I can say is, “this book looks amazing!” If only it were written by a Presbyterian!
What Made You Who You Are?
For the last two, maybe three years, I’ve listened to Montgomery Gentry’s song titled, “Long Line of Losers.” I always loved it, and still do, however,... Read More
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Smash and Grab
We’ve been sifting through some of the high points of Bavinck’s doctrine of God, offering up small, somewhat uncritical summaries of his thought. In volume... Read More
Above All Earthly Powers
The most recent sermon audio and video from New Covenant Presbyterian Church is online. The text from this past Sunday morning was Acts 5:12-42 and... Read More
Enjoying The Deity of Christ
John 1:1-4 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with... Read More