Geerhardus Vos on the Covenant of Works
With Logos’ release of each translated volume of Vos’ Reformed Dogmatics we become the grateful beneficiaries of some of the church’s greatest theological treasures. In his... Read More
Reading and Preaching the Text in Context
Everyone has their favorite preachers. For some, delivery is most appealing; for others, it is giftedness in thought and creativity; still for others, it is... Read More
A Biblical Theology of the Good Shepherd
As we consider the many biblical theological themes that are unfolded throughout the Scriptures, our minds ought to be drawn to many of the passages... Read More
The Silence of Jesus in Judgment
As a young Christian, there was a period of time when I would read the records of Christ’s sufferings in the Gospels and wonder, “Why... Read More
Lloyd-Jones on The Gospel and the Charge of Antinomianism
A professor in seminary first directed me to Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ well-known statements–at the beginning of his commentary on Romans 6:1–about the true preaching of the... Read More
A God-Determined Progress to a God-Determined End
In his outstanding work The Plan of Salvation, B.B. Warfield brought his consideration of Calvinism to a glorious conclusion by describing how far reaching God’s grace... Read More
Ray Ortlund’s Isaiah Sermon Series
From 2002 to 2004, Dr. Ray Ortlund preached a sermon series on the book of Isaiah at First Presbyterian Church in Augusta, GA. I was... Read More
Learning to be a Grateful Critic
“What do you think about the whole Mark Driscoll fiasco?” “Did you know Tim Keller believes in _____ ?” “What do you think about John... Read More