Archive for February 2019
Reformed Resurgence and Doctrinal Preaching
Why has there been a reformed resurgence among evangelicals and how have Baptists, in particular, recovered their theological heritage on the doctrine of Scripture and the doctrines of grace? Which…
Read MoreLearning to Preach from the Puritans
The Puritan movement from the mid-sixteenth century to the early eighteenth century has been called the golden age of preaching. Through preaching and publishing their sermons, the Puritans sought to…
Read MoreWhy Pastors Should Engage John Owen
“I began to engage with John Owen when he was about thirty-one years of age and I was in my late teens.” These words are not a quotation from a…
Read MoreReset: How to Live a Grace-Paced Life in a Burnout Culture
One of the hardest disciplines in running a long-distance race is knowing how to pace yourself. The temptation is to start strong, run fast, keep up with the runners around you…
Read MoreBarrett’s Book Notes: Justification, Reformation, Trinity, and Covenant
Michael Horton. Justification, Two Volumes. Zondervan, 2018. In every century since the Reformation the doctrine of justification has come under fire. But in our century the threats have become legion, creating…
Read MoreDo all three persons of the Trinity work inseparably? New Credo video with Vern Poythress
Are all of God’s operations inseparable? How should we identify each person’s work in creation, providence, redemption, and other external works of God? Why does the unity of God’s being…
Read MoreDo all three persons of the Trinity work inseparably?
Are all of God’s operations inseparable? How should we identify each person’s work in creation, providence, redemption, and other external works of God? Why does the unity of God’s being…
Read MoreWho is afraid of Thomas Aquinas? A reply to Scott Oliphint, part 3 (Paul Helm)
The following is part 3 (see the first and second installment) of Paul Helm’s review of Scott Oliphint’s new book on Thomas Aquinas. Chapter 2 Foundation of Knowledge So now…
Read MoreHodge and Bavinck on Theological Method
“The Bible is to the theologian what nature is to the man of science. It is his store-house of facts. . . . The duty of the Christian theologian is…
Read MoreEavesdrop on a theological conversation: Recent Episodes of the Credo Podcast
Are you looking to deepen your understanding of theology? In the last four episodes of the Credo Podcast, a range of doctrinal issues have been covered, including the image of…
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