Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: Learned Ignorance
Dogmatics takes for its starting point the certainty of God’s existence. Everything else is details. For Bavinck the outset of Christian theology has one thing... Read More
John Owen on the Meaning of Hebrews 13:20
It is commonplace, in many Reformed churches, for ministers to use Hebrews 13:20-21 as a benediction at the end of a worship service. It is... Read More
When Jesus Shows Up at Pentecost
Below is the audio and video from the Sunday morning sermon preached at New Covenant Presbyterian Church in Richmond Hill, GA. The text was Acts... Read More
Phil Ryken is the New President of Wheaton
Big news, as one of my mentors, Phil Ryken, accepts the call to be the new President of Wheaton College. You can read about it... Read More
Much More Then
Last Sunday Evening I preached a message on Romans 5:6-11 at New Covenant Presbyterian Church. The title of the sermon was “Much More Then.” Having... Read More
Michael Haykin Interview
Here is the link to the audio of my recent interview with Dr. Michael Haykin, concerning his book The Christian Lover. I believe that all... Read More
A Theology of the Cross or of the Breast?
Not that it really matters, but the latest theological abstraction from Union Theological Seminary has to win some kind of prize. Feminist theologian Margaret R.... Read More
Herman Bavinck’s Reformed Dogmatics: The Grand Scheme of Things
“Mystery is the lifeblood of dogmatics†are Bavinck’s opening words to the doctrine of God. Even when a confirmed believer moves past the sophomore debates... Read More