Archive for September 2011
Aquinas on Divine Impassibility
This is the last of three posts on theological connections between medieval and reformed theology. The Reformation was a re-formation, not a revolution, and the Reformed churches regarded themselves as…
Read MoreWisdom Christology
On the “Reviews and Interviews” page Luke Stamps reviews Daniel Ebert’s new book, Wisdom Christology: How Jesus Becomes God’s Wisdom for Us. Luke begins, “Wisdom and Christology belong together” (2).…
Read MoreThis Week’s Book Giveaways
The countdown continues to the release of the first issue of Credo Magazine this October. This October’s issue, The Living Word, will feature articles and interviews with theologians like Timothy…
Read MoreNew Website!
This morning we launched the new website for Credo Magazine. I would like to thank Micah Fries for his work on this project. We hope you enjoy the improved site…
Read MorePut the theology book down and do something that matters
By Marc Cortez [The following is the opening devotional that I presented at the NW regional meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, 2011.] What are we doing here? I’m sure…
Read MoreBoth proclaimers of the gospel and moral reformers
By Michael A.G. Haykin Not long after his conversion, William Wilberforce (1759–1833), at the time a member of Parliament, wrote to the evangelical minister John Newton (1725–1807) on December 2,…
Read MoreWe Have a Winner!
This week’s winner for the book package giveaway is…Matthew George! Matthew George, you have won the following books: Understanding the Times: New Testament Studies in the 21st Century: Essays in…
Read MoreCelebrating Divorce
By Matthew Barrett “Ever since I was little,” says Hiroki Terai, Tokyo’s pioneering divorce planner, “I wondered, If you have a wedding ceremony, why not have one to mark your…
Read MoreInterview with Wayne Grudem
Wayne Grudem is research professor of theology and biblical studies at Phoenix Seminary in Phoenix, Arizona. Aaron Cline Hanbury has taken the time to ask Grudem some questions about his…
Read MoreDiscerning Divine Providence
by Luke Stamps “The providence of God is like Hebrew words—it can be read only backwards.” This is an oft-quoted line from the Puritan John Flavel, but it bears repeating. Of…
Read MoreOne Person, Two Natures
by Matthew Barrett The incarnation of Christ is a marvelous mystery. How is it that Christ is one person, yet two natures? Truly this is supernatural. I love how John…
Read MoreWhat Does the Word “Law” Mean in Scripture?
by Matthew Barrett Today I will begin a series of posts where I will be blogging through Thomas Schreiner’s new book, 40 Questions About Christians and Biblical Law (Kregel). In…
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