Feeding on Christ Joel Heflin - 3/7

There are two possible meanings to Prov. 29:1. Fenner has explored the â€œreproving manâ€ (e.g. minister, judge) as one who does not...

I delivered a paper on Bavinck this year at the ETS annual meeting in New Orleans. It marked a full year spent...

This yearâ€™s ETS national meeting took place in New Orleans. The key topic was ethics. If you have never been to an...

If you haven’t already looked into the Evangelical Theological Society’s annual meeting this year in New Orleans check it out here. See...

We have been looking at the exegesis of Puritan William Fenner (1600 â€“ 1640). His method is remarkably straight forward. Fenner takes...

Our last post looked at some of Bavinckâ€™s opening words on regeneration. Self-awareness and self-improvement are to the spiritual life the first...

Luther once said, â€œThere is much divinity in pronouns.â€ William Fenner might say, â€œThere is distinction in adverbs, there is blessing in...

When it comes to decision making, tomorrow often never comes. For Bavinck and the Reformed, this adage is too true for the...

The great blessing and curse in our time is technology which enables us to work round the clock. Negatively this tends to...

Meditation is the first step toward conversion. The depraved heart, says Fenner, does not reflect on original sin or evaluate the true...