Jeff Jue on Eschatology and the Westminister Divines
Jeff Jue, Associate Professor of church history at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, spoke with us about the issues of eschatology in the theology of... Read More
Where Two…Agree…
It should not surprise us when Christian theologians actually agree with one another. This is especially so when both are understood to be Reformed. It... Read More
Bavinck on Jesus and the Nature and Sphere of the Gospel
In the excellent new volume of previously unpublished essays by Herman Bavinck, Essays on Religion, Science and Society, the Dutch theologian offers an analysis of... Read More
The End of An Era
Within the next few weeks, the last volume of the Yale University Press’ The Works of Jonathan Edwards will finally be published. Begun in 1957... Read More
What are Your Motives for Preaching?
Here is an interesting story about ministers and their motives in preaching. I’m not sure its entirely accurate on every level but I do think... Read More
A Thought on the Relevance of the Gospel in a Cultural Context
As I have been reading through D.A. Carson’s new book Christ and Culture Revisited I came across a very helpful definition of “culture” that seems... Read More
Rick Phillips on Cultural Relevance, Mercy Ministry, and the Social Gospel
The most recent Christ the Center episode is online. We had the privilege of interviewing Richard D. Phillips, senior minister of Second Presbyterian Church in... Read More
Who Does John Piper Listen To?
In a day when we have the privilege of listening to any preacher in the world at the push of a button I find it... Read More