I Love Reading
I love to read. I hope you do too. Reading keeps the mind active and the imagination fired up. Some recent books that I have... Read More
Chad Van Dixhoorn & The Westminster Assembly Project
We recently had the opportunity to interview Chad Van Dixhoorn, on Christ the Center, with regard to his work on The Westminster Assembly Project. Anyone... Read More
Boaz: The Law-Keeping/Debt-Paying Redeemer
Many theologians have acknowledged the typological role that Boaz played in redemptive History. He descended from the tribe of Judah, comes out of Bethlehem to... Read More
Card’s Biblical Lyricism
One cannot help but admire the biblical lyricism of Michael Card. He redefined biblical compositions at a time when the Christian music world was suffering... Read More
WWSJ – (We Would See Jesus)
I am grateful when I am reminded of the urgent need to preach Christ for pardon and power–for justification and sanctification–and to continually look to... Read More
The Puritan Exegesis Project: William Cowper on Revelation 11:15, 16
We’ve stumbled upon a real test for our trusting pre-modern exegetes. Revelation. In New Horizons in Hermeneutics Anthony Thiselton summarized the differences between pre- and... Read More
A Brief Redemptive-History of Animals
Acts 10:1-23 puts a very specific focus on Peter’s vision which leads to the conversion of the Roman Centurion Cornelius. While Peter was praying he... Read More
He Must Increase…
It seems altogether probable that the apostle John refers to himself as “the disciples whom Jesus loved” and “another disciple” for two reasons. In the... Read More