Archive for October 2011
Interview with Michael Reeves on the Reformation
Interview by Matthew Barrett For Reformation Day we are pleased to have Michael Reeves join us to talk about the importance of the Reformation. Michael is author of Unquenchable Flame:…
Read MoreVideo Interview with Michael Haykin on Martin Luther
In celebration of Reformation Day we are honored to have a sat down with Michael A.G. Haykin, professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary…
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Read MoreWhat Is the Gospel? A Reformed Orthodox Perspective
By Luke Stamps I suppose it’s safe to say that there has been a revival of interest in all things “gospel” among evangelicals in the last several years. Evangelical churches,…
Read MoreAbandon the Reformation, Abandon the Gospel
By Matthew Barrett So when the devil throws your sins in your face and declares that you deserve death and hell, tell him this: “I admit that I deserve death…
Read MoreWhat is Heresy? Just Shut Up!
By Marc Cortez Blank, white space. Just staring at me. Mocking me. Daring me to write what I really think. I know perfectly well what I’m supposed to write. I…
Read MoreHow Difficult is it to Interpret OT Prophetic Literature?
On a scale from 1 to 10, how difficult is it to interpret OT prophetic literature? James Hamilton, Walter Kaiser, Daniel Hays, Peter Gentry, and David Talley all give their…
Read MoreA Compromising Tolerance: Revelation 2:18-29
By Thomas Schreiner It has often been pointed out that the church at Thyatira has the opposite problem of the church at Ephesus. The church at Ephesus was doctrinally pure…
Read MoreReformation Week!
As many of you may know, this Sunday is Reformation Sunday in light of Monday, October 31st, being Reformation Day. Starting tomorrow through the rest of next week, the Credo…
Read MoreEffectual Call
By Paul Helm I’m beginning to think that effectual calling is one key biblical idea that is frequently misunderstood, as much among its supporters as its detractors. This state of…
Read MorePelagius, really?
By Matthew Barrett How do you know when a church moves from being a less than healthy church, but nonetheless still a true church, to being a false church altogether?…
Read More“Zeal to promote the common good”: The story of the King James Bible
By Michael A.G. Haykin The sixteenth century was one of the great eras of English Bible translation. Between 1526, when William Tyndale’s superlative rendition of the New Testament was printed,…
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