The Puritan Exegesis Project: William Fenner on Lam. 3:57
Walter Brueggemann once said, “When we pray we participate in the ultimate act of humanness as we yield to a power greater than ourselves.†There... Read More
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Richard Gaffin Perspectives on Pentecost Interview
We recently had the great privilege of interviewing Dr. Richard Gaffin with regard to his teaching on the theology of Luke & Acts. The content... Read More
The Restoration
Here is the most recent sermon preached at New Covenant Presbyterian Church. The text was Acts 3:1-26 and the title, “The Restoration.”
How to Degospelise the Gospel
Charles Spurgeon in his sermon “Apostolic Exhortation,” explained the necessity of preaching Christ. Note especially what he says about the time when Peter preached Christ:... Read More
The Puritan Exegesis Project: Thomas Manton on Daniel 7:13, ‘The Son of Man’
Rudolph Bultmann famously asked, “Is exegesis without presuppositions possible?†Many Biblical scholars since have made clean distinctions between exegesis and eisegesis, sometimes for good reason.... Read More
Understanding the Law and its Uses
There continues to be confusion about the precise relationship between the Law and the Gospel, the Law and the Covenant people, and the Law and... Read More
The Progressive Aloneness of Jesus
There is a striking progression in the life and ministry of our Lord Jesus, in which He is shown to be the One who alone... Read More
The Value of a Sheep, a Coin and a Son
There is an interesting development in the account of the lost and found parables of Luke 15. There are 1 out of 100 sheep, 1... Read More
Vos on the Covenant of Works and Sinai
In the midst of current debates over the precise relationship between the pre-lapsarian Covenant of Works and the Mosaic Covenant, it would do us good... Read More
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Herman of Damascus
The inability to know God’s essence is not a puzzle to be solved. It is instead the motive of worship and adoration. Bavinck saw the... Read More