An Ordinary Pastor’s Five Favorite Biographies (Timothy Raymond)

For the last couple weeks, Justin Taylor has been highlighting selected scholars’ favorite biographies.  While I do not consider myself in the same category as these esteemed individuals, Justin’s survey got me thinking.  I’ve read my share of biographies in my life and wondered, “What would my top 5 biographies be?”  After a couple of…

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Offering the Love of God to Our Children (Jessalyn Hutto)

“But I don’t know how to love!” The statement caught my husband and I off guard. We turned our eyes away from our frustrated four year old and stared at each other in disbelief. Sometimes the most profound statements have a way of simply slipping out of the mouths of children and this was one…

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The King in His Beauty

Thomas R. Schreiner. The King in His Beauty: A Biblical Theology of the Old and New Testaments. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2013. –Review by Lucas Bradburn Few disciplines have helped me understand the Bible as well as biblical theology. I am still reeling from my first exposure to it years ago. My whole perception of…

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Creation & Re-Creation: Reflecting the Creator’s Glory

Just recently Ligonier ministries held their 2013 Fall Conference at Reformation Bible College on the theme, “Creation & Re-Creation: Reflecting the Creator’s Glory.” This conference focused on the role of beauty in the Christian life. Speakers included Sinclair Ferguson, Nathan Clark George, Andrew Peterson, R.C. Sproul Jr., and R.C. Sproul. Here are the videos of those…

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Barrett’s Book Notes: Christ in the OT, Gospel Transformation Bible, and lots of commentaries

Edmund P. Clowney. The Unfolding Mystery: Discovering Christ in the Old Testament. Phillipsburg, NJ: P&R, 2013. P&R has just released the 25th anniversary edition of Clowney’s book, The Unfolding Mystery: Discovering Christ in the Old Testament. Clowney begins with Adam and works his way through the prophets showing how the Old Testament points to Christ.…

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Credo’s Cache

Each week we will be highlighting important resources. Check back each Friday to see what we have dug up for you. From this week’s cache: 1. Why Morality Belongs in the Public Square: By J.D. Greear – Dr. Greear notes that: “There is no enduring moral fortitude or intellectual consistency apart from the conviction that…

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Jesus Christ My Savior (Fred Zaspel)

Ask you what inflames my soul, What consumes my passion whole? What inspires my longing heart? Who alone can zeal impart? Jesus Christ, my savior!   Who can take my load of sin? Who can make me pure within? Who can bear the dreadful curse, Pay the price for sins perverse? Jesus Christ, my savior!…

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Limited Atonement — An interview with Lee Gatiss (part 2)

[Editor’s note: To read part 1 of this interview, click here.] I (Lucas Bradburn) had the pleasure recently of interviewing Lee Gatiss, Director of Church Society and Editor of The NIV Proclamation Bible (Hodder). Lee is also Review Editor of the journal Churchman, and Series Editor of The Reformed Evangelical Anglican Library. He has studied…

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Limited Atonement — An interview with Lee Gatiss (part 1)

I (Lucas Bradburn) had the pleasure recently of interviewing Lee Gatiss, Director of Church Society and Editor of The NIV Proclamation Bible (Hodder). Lee is also Review Editor of the journal Churchman, and Series Editor of The Reformed Evangelical Anglican Library. He has studied history and theology at Oxford, Cambridge, and Westminster Theological Seminary (Philadelphia),…

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Carl Trueman on John Owen

One of the greatest (some might argue the greatest) puritan theologians was John Owen. In this ten minute video Carl Trueman introduces us to Owen. We hope you will read Owen for yourself. If you are not sure where to start, here is a post that might help.  

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