Was Jonathan Edwards Reformed?
I have been mulling over the question whether Jonathan Edwards was Reformed in any meaningful sense of the word “Reformed”. I am ambivalent on the... Read More
Scott Clark on Evangelical Affiliations
Scott Clark, over at Heidelblog, has some very interesting thoughts about ecclesiology, confessionalism and evangelical affiliations. Clark writes: Our personal relations with others, as private... Read More
Preach with Authority
While its been some time since I’ve watched this, I have often thought about how valuable a lesson is here for Gospel preachers. I have... Read More
The Least of These My Brethren?
If you took a moment to search the internet for “Matthew 25,” among various online Bible references, you would find a litany of different churches,... Read More
Calvinism Popular?!
I began reading Collin Hansen’s Young, Restless, Reformed: A Journalist’s Journey With The New Calvinists* for my bedtime reading last night. I was immediately caught... Read More
A Doctrine Analytical Philosophers Love To Hate
As I have begun reading the new edition of Cornelius Van Til’s The Defense of the Faith I was reminded that he affirms a doctrine... Read More
Jesus at the Wedding, Jesus the Bridegoom
Today I am preaching at the wedding of a good friend. The text I am planning to preach is John 3:22-31–John the Baptist’s declaration about... Read More
Westminster and Enns Joint Statement
Westminster Theological Seminary and Peter Enns have issued a joint statement. As of August 1, 2008, Professor Enns will “discontinue his service” at the seminary.