When we turn to the Proverbs–which are arguably some of the most neglected portions of Scriptures in the realm of redemptive-historical studies–we discover a series... Read More

God has woven some of the most glorious redemptive-historical details into Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus Christ. It is fitting that, at the fulness of the... Read More

When we consider the miracles of Jesus, we do not fail to recognize a divine power at work in them to reverse the awful effects... Read More

Last spring, a spider wove a cobweb across the entryway to our house. In the evening, it took the cobweb down and it spun a... Read More

Throughout his New Testament epistles, the Apostle Paul models for us the way in which we ought to approach what may seem to be minor... Read More

One of the most glorious aspects of biblical truth is that God has purposed to reveal His manifold wisdom in giving us glimpses into the... Read More

It was the late Professor John Murray who first articulated the doctrine of definitive sanctification. As he studied the exegetical statements of the New Testament... Read More

As I teach a short series on the sacraments at church, I recently happened across a fascinating historigraphical statement by Francis Turretin about the way... Read More